God’s Gift to Anne
Anne had every reason to feel sorry for herself. When she was a baby, her mom died. When she was a teenager, she fell from a horse and became disabled. ...
30
Mar
30
Mar
A Carwash like You’ve Never Seen!
Most adults diagnosed on the autism spectrum possess a keen attention to detail, and a fascination with repetitious actions. Some might count these as 'faults,' but not at this carwash! ...
29
Mar
Sunday Reflections
"The Christian faith is meant to be lived moment by moment. It isn't some broad, general outline—it's a long walk with a real Person. Daily details count: checking in with ...
28
Mar
Emily Colson: Her Reflections on GA 2015
Emily Colson, daughter of Christian statesman Chuck Colson, is not only the mother of a son with autism, she is a gifted and skilled communicator – we were honored to ...
27
Mar
My Job Helps Others… Joni’s Office
Today we are interviewing Miss Francie who has worked with Joni for 34 years! Be sure to read more interviews with people whose jobs help others. Miss Francie, when you ...
25
Mar
Can You Guess?
Here’s a riddle for you: What has 818 wheels, travels faster than a bicycle, but needs the hands and feet of lots of people to start moving? Have a guess? ...
25
Mar
Thank you for having a Heart for the Disabled!
Every year, I ask radio listeners to join our “Heart for the Disabled” project by sending cards and gifts to five special needs families. Well, on February 14, each of ...
24
Mar
Facing the Blitz: When Trials Knock You Down
Life’s hardships can really knock you down — I know this firsthand as a quadriplegic. After I broke my neck in a diving accident at the age of 17 and ...
23
Mar
Life with a Capital L
We are all familiar with Jesus' words, "I am the way and the truth and the life," but my friend Matt Heard has a fascinating observation on John 14:6. Quoting ...
23
Mar
Courage
Do you ever need courage? We all need courage sometimes. This week the Key Verse for the Chronological Bible reading is Joshua 1:9 which says, “Be strong and brave. Do ...
