Joni eareckson tada

Ken Tada and I have been married 32 years today and, oh, are we celebrating! We were just saying that it seems like yesterday when I was wheeling down the church aisle in my wedding dress (Pastor John MacArthur, who married us, said later, “Joni, you were lovely; you looked like 'a float in the

CBN News has an update on the health of Joni Eareckson Tada, an internationally known advocate for people with disabilities. She had recently received a cancer diagnosis for the second time and had requested prayers on her behalf from believers all around the world.

Joni's unique gift of art shows that God's strength is made known in our weaknesses. Photo courtesy of Joni and Friends.

Joni Eareckson Tada understands suffering like few others. Let her encourage you with these Biblical truths.

For 50 years I have survived as a spinal-cord injured quadriplegic. But that’s a walk-in-the-park compared to my battle against […]

The other evening after leaving work, Ken and I decided to do dinner at a local restaurant. This was going to be great; a nice, quiet meal with my husband. After we ordered, he reached into my handbag to get my bent spoon – it’s a special spoon with which I can feed myself. He

Most days, I drink about 3-4 liters of water — that’s about a gallon of water a day. You’re probably wondering why I drink so much water. As a quadriplegic, it’s important I stay hydrated. People with spinal cord injuries are at greater risk of developing kidney and urinary tract infections — and infections for

In this episode of The Living Room, Joni Eareckson Tada and I talk Brother Lawrences' classic book and the devotional she's written around it - The Practice of the Presence of Jesus. She talks about practical ways we cultivate the Lord's presence in the midst of everyday life. But it's Joni herself that makes me long for a deeper more intimate friendship with Jesus - for His presence is so evident in her life.