Joni: After 50 Years of Quadriplegia, God’s Grace is Still Enough
/After 50 years of quadriplegia, Joni Eareckson Tada is even more aware of God's grace. I am in awe, not of Joni, but of the amazing God she joyfully serves.
Read MoreThe Scars That Have Shaped Me
/I never thought of myself as a writer. I was an artist. I created beauty with my hands. But when that was taken away, I discovered that God had replaced my graphic art with something far better.
Read MoreSustained in the Fiery Furnace
/I have often wondered what it would have been like to watch Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego as they were thrown into the fiery furnace.
Read MoreWhen the Detour Becomes the New Road
/When my plans go awry, I always want to believe that I have just taken a detour. Maybe it’s a long one, but I hope I’ll soon return to the way things used to be…
Read MoreThe Gift of Sustaining Grace
/No one complained about the parting of the Red Sea. Everyone loves delivering grace. But we aren't satisfied with sustaining grace. Yet that is the grace that tethers us to God.
Read MoreHow Can Unfulfilled Longings Be a Blessing?
/I have many unfulfilled longings—things in my life I wish were different. I have begged God to change them, but the relentless ache that remains does the deepest work in my soul.
Read MoreWhy Doesn’t God Heal Everyone?
/I left a healing service unchanged. The pastor said my faith was too weak. But in the not being healed, the crying out to God, the trusting him when it hurts, I have seen God most clearly.
Read MoreDo I Value Sustaining Grace
/No one complained about the parting of the Red Sea. Everyone loves delivering grace. But no one is satisfied with manna, God’s sustaining grace. Yet that is the grace that tethers us to God.
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