Jesse’s love for reading has shaped his faith and personal growth. His Book Report—a collection of Bible verses, prayers, and passages—helps him reflect on his journey through good times and bad. Through faith, family support, and his passion for learning, Jesse continues to grow in independence and connection with God. Read more about his inspiring story.
Autism has shaped our family in ways we never expected, from our children’s diagnoses to my own. What once felt overwhelming has become simply our normal. Through challenges and joys, we’ve learned to see the world differently—embracing autism not as a limitation, but as a unique and meaningful way of being.
Music speaks when words fail. In The Gift of Music, Sarah Smith shares how worship songs provide comfort and hope through life’s struggles. What songs have sustained you?
Love is at the heart of the human story, and Advent reveals the greatest love of all. In the vulnerability of a baby in a manger, we see God’s redeeming love made flesh. Discover how this divine love calls us to embrace and reflect it in our own lives.
Experience the joy of anticipation this Advent in a heartfelt reflection by Becky Jones. Through the story of Luke’s creative friendship, discover how joyful expectation mirrors our hope in Christ. Find inspiration to embrace purpose, delight, and hope in the in-between.
Discover the profound gift of peace through Christ in this heartfelt reflection by Tina Julien. Amid life’s storms and chaos, God's peace offers calm, hope, and purpose. Explore how prayer, scripture, and trust in His presence can transform your heart this Advent.
Advent invites us to cultivate hope in life’s uncertainties. For individuals with disabilities, caregivers, and faith leaders, hope grows through self-care, connection, and prayer. Discover how embracing the "in-between" moments can deepen trust in God’s presence and bring renewal to every season.
“Our work here is not only about making soup; it’s about building confidence, community, and faith.” Monica Theysen reflects on her transformative journey at The Raw Carrot, where meaningful employment and a faith-centered environment have brought purpose and hope to her life and others.
A genuine welcome goes beyond simply opening the doors; it requires sacrifice, as Christ sacrificed himself to welcome us into his body. To imitate Christ, we must extend that same welcome to all—abled or disabled—who seek to come to Christ.
Disability is not a barrier to the work of God’s grace in someone’s life. Jesus saves disabled people, as they are, without condition. The Church must embrace this truth, welcoming people with disabilities into full participation in worship and community, recognizing their unique gifts and the ways God is working through them.