The greatest commandment is our call as Christ followers to disciple others. Discipleship is not complicated or costly; but it takes time and effort. Here are some examples of how anyone can be discipled and make disciples, including special needs families.
Reasons for Praise in a Difficult Season: Reflections on the Promises Fulfilled by God
During the recent Christmas season, as I pondered the state of the world and all of the trauma that I went through in 2020, a message from a messianic rabbi about the Magnificat led me to ask a truly hard question similar to what Mary could have also asked: do I believe the God who carried me through so many difficulties and challenges in the past will carry me through new ones as well?
How God Used A Familiar Scripture to Refocus My Struggling Heart
The Slow Process of Building Houses and Hearts
Welcoming Siblings Home for the COVID Holidays
As I sat down to share life with fellow special needs parents in this blog, it occurred to me that the best I might offer was a shared prayer for the upcoming holiday season. Perhaps you, too, are thinking out of the box about how to make the most of new and unexpected holiday dynamics. Together let’s pray, Lord, make our homes an instrument of Your peace.