It Is The Lord You Are Serving
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada bragging on my husband. Ken and I do our best to honor God through the trials connected with my wheelchair but, as you probably experience ...
21
Nov
21
Nov
Kathy’s Help
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada, and I was born the last of four girls, with Kathy as my next older sister. After I broke my neck, every Saturday morning Kathy would arrive at my hospital bedside with fresh ...
20
Nov
For Better or Worse
It’s not often that you get to hear from my husband Ken. So, when he does have a chance to share his insight and perspective, I’m always thrilled to draw...
20
Nov
God Holds Our Loved Ones Fast
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada with a lesson in trust. In my lifetime of public ministry, I have flown – what – maybe 900,000 miles to 57 countries over the ...
20
Nov
Using God’s Name With Care
Hi, I’m Joni, and I received a text from a Christian friend the other day, all excited about a dinner party she went to. She was talking about the banquet center and she texted me ...
19
Nov
Glorifying Jesus Through Suffering
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada saying that nobody likes to suffer. Not even Jesus. In fact, during His public ministry, Jesus spent most of His time trying to relieve suffering. ...
19
Nov
A Changing Church
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada. In the 1970s, not many churches were involved in disability ministry. If they were, it was "separate" from regular church life. Later on, "inclusion" and "mainstreaming" became fashionable, and so, churches began to ...
18
Nov
Encouraging Caregivers
Hi, I'm Joni Eareckson Tada, and it’s Family Caregiver Month. Now, when I say that, you usually think of a mom and a dad taking care of their disabled child; ...
18
Nov
Birthday Ebenezer
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada and I just celebrated a big milestone: I am officially in my 70s! And to commemorate my birthday, I decided to raise an Ebenezer. An Ebenezer literally means “a stone of help” or “a stone ...
17
Nov
A Can-Do Attitude
Hi, I’m Joni Eareckson Tada. Not long ago, I underwent thirty-five sessions of radiation to kill a reoccurring cancer. It was very hard, and the radiation made me so tired and weary. But through those weeks of rigorous treatment, I smiled and kept up a “We Can Do ...
