Homesick for Heaven
When you are homesick, what images come to mind? Maybe you think of an old house, familiar in every detail and dear to you. Maybe you remember well-loved faces and voices...
4
Mar
3
Mar
Remind Me of Your Gifts
When a particular trouble intrudes into our life, it has a way of taking over. It dominates thoughts, controls our emotions, saps our will, and drains our...
9
Jul
Questions and Answers About Heaven
We all have questions and speculations about what heaven will be like, but what does the Bible really have to say about eternity? Does scripture tell us what we will ...
5
Mar
It’s Christ’s Party
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada and I love thinking about heaven. It’s the day when I will see Jesus and, in that instant, I’ll become just like him. Heaven is a place where I’ll ...
20
Feb
Walking With Your Loved One Through Cancer
When you receive the unexpected news that your loved one has cancer, how do you hold on to hope? On the podcast, Crystal talks with Randy Alcorn, founder of Eternal ...
11
Jan
A Foot In The Grave
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada. A friend said an odd thing to me recently; he said, “Joni, I can see you’ve already got a foot in the grave.” Now, did ...
4
Dec
My Inheritance
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada, and I am constantly asking God to open the eyes of my heart. Just like it says in Ephesians chapter 1. “Open my eyes, God, ...
5
Nov
Major League Faith
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada. My husband, Ken, loves keeping track of major league baseball teams and who they call up from the minor leagues. It’s great watching a rookie shine. And in the same way, this earth is like the "minor leagues" – with Christians working hard to gain ...
1
Jul
Gehenna
Did you know that Jesus talked more about hell than He ever did of heaven? Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada and it’s interesting that Jesus never spoke of hell as ...
4
Jun
Homeward Bound
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada. And I remember when, after hours of horseback riding on trails beyond our farm, my weary horse would slow her pace and drag her feet; that is, until she recognized the fences of her own pasture. ...