Joni and Friends - Radio Podcast

The Special Olympics allow contestants with disabilities to experience the thrill of participating in various sporting events.

The apostle Paul does not dwell on his difficult circumstances, he rejoices that his sufferings are advancing the gospel.

Ken reveals how serving disabled athletes at the Special Olympics helped him overcome depression.

Even as our physical bodies experience suffering and weakness, inwardly our spiritual strength increases as we focus on Jesus.

Federal laws cannot change people’s hearts towards the disabled, but the Gospel of Jesus and the Holy Spirit can give them new hearts to obey God’s laws.

Battles fought and won are opportunities to give God glory by raising a tangible memorial of His help.

A Romanian mother is overwhelmed with gratitude upon receiving a wheelchair for her disabled son.

As we obey the Lord’s command to share what we have with those in need, He promises to always help and guide us.

Fixing our eyes on Jesus instead of focusing on our problems keeps us from being frozen in fear.

A mother’s devotion for her disabled son reflects God’s love for us. We are His treasures.

A renowned artist paints a representation disabled people of many nationalities welcomed to a wonderful banquet.

When life’s challenges seem overwhelming, we can trust Jesus to give us strength to fight the good fight and finish the race.

When caring for elderly parents, prayer support and celebrating small success go a long way in fighting depression and discouragement.

Problems that remain chronic in spite of ongoing prayer may be used by God to rescue us from sin.

Cameron is a young man with quadriplegia, who finds his strength in the joy of the Lord.