Abigail, who lost her ability to speak to dystonia, uses a communication device to share how she trusts God to get "unstuck" through the struggles of her disability. Give this incredible episode a listen below! .

Do you have a heart of flesh or a heart of stone?.

Joni Eareckson Tada and her husband Ken are currently reading through the Bible in a year, and many of you are joining them on the journey!. Listen to Joni’s latest powerful insight from God’s Word. 👇.

Abigail Brown, who lives with dystonia, first joined us during Season 3 of the Joni and Friends Ministry Podcast. She returns this Thursday, using her communication device to share even more encouragement. Revisit her powerful Season 3 episode below! 👇.

This joy? It’s all because of you!. Your support brings practical help, Gospel hope, and so much laughter to kids and adults around the world. You make these moments possible. Thank you! 💙

"Don’t be looking for an early ticket to heaven. Listen to God; life is precious!" - Joni Eareckson Tada.

". not long ago I learned that when you follow God’s command and sing hymns and spiritual songs, there is a promise attached to it. We’re promised that the Word of Christ will dwell in us richly." - Joni Eareckson Tada.

RT @baltimoresun: It was a warm summer day in 1967 when Joni Eareckson, 17, who grew up in a churchgoing family in Woodlawn, decided to jum….

RT @baltimoresun: The impetus of the ADA was that injustices were being carried out against people with disabilities. They shouldn’t be dis….

When we record radio programs, prayer comes first. The team gathers and we ask God’s help for energy, a clear voice, good lungs, and happy hearts. Join us in our circle by keeping Joni and the team in your prayers. we begin our next recording session tomorrow morning!

"God’s care and compassion for me [and for you, too] will never change. He will always provide for our needs." - Joni Eareckson Tada.

"Oh, to be a witness for Christ; oh, to point people to him, to make him famous, to tell others how good and gracious he is, to make Christ look good in the eyes of others." - Joni Eareckson Tada.

"If you feel like life is hard, keep trusting in the God of the Bible. Because there’s a greater glory awaiting you on your horizon!" - Joni Eareckson Tada.

Years ago, when Joni and Ken visited Serbia, their hearts broke for people with disabilities. Giving wheelchairs and Bibles just didn't seem like enough. Now, God has opened the door for even more help and hope in that region through Joni and Friends. 👇.

"If Jesus died for our sins on his cross, then taking up your cross means dying to your sins that he died for on his cross." - Joni Eareckson Tada.

This week on the Joni and Friends Ministry Podcast, Ricardo Diaz shares how we mobilize volunteers to bring hands-on help and Gospel hope to people living with disability worldwide. Listen below! 👇.

As a caregiver, sometimes you need to put on your oxygen mask before you assist another person.

Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸. Hear Joni share about the impact of Jonathan Edwards, who's known as America's preeminent theologian. 👇 💙.

"Jesus will always be a greater Savior than we think. He is more ready to forgive than when you sin. He is more willing to supply your wants than you are to confess them. So, friend, never, ever tolerate low thoughts of Jesus." - Joni Eareckson Tada.

🎉 Today marks Joni and Ken Tada's 43rd wedding anniversary!. Were the skeptics right about their marriage surviving life with a disability? Joni opens up about the hard years, the grace that carried them, and why they’d do it all over again. 👇 🤍.