What the Heidelberg Catechism is Missing
In 1563, two young men were charged with creating a question and answer synopsis of the Christian faith and its […]
Disability Theology
Beyond Serving “The Least of These”
Matthew 25:31-46 may be one of the most controversial passages in all of scripture. Jesus says to his disciples, “When
Lies the World Tells People with Disabilities
I am Disabled I have a disability. It’s a slight speech impediment as a result of damage to some nerve
There is no Asterisk
The concepts discussed in this blog and on this website are not new, but are sometimes received as though they
Did God Make Me This Way? (Part 2)
Two weeks ago, I posted a personal perspective on God’s purpose in disability. In it, I postulated that it is
Did God Make Me This Way? (Part I)
I was born with a disability. I have never liked the disability, but it is part of my every day
Imagine Something Beautiful
Although we were almost all committed to serving in different countries, each one of us shared a common a common
The 5 Stages – Why It Exists
“Oh. Yeah,” the elderly gentleman said. “I know all about Elim. It’s great what you do for those kids.” I
Christian Views on Disability, Disability Theology
On God and Disability
Dan Vander Plaats was interviewed by the Calvin Institute for Christian Worship. The interview was conducted in preparation for a
Christian Views on Disability, Disability Theology
Not as Much of a Blessing as You Might Think…
Living with disabilities is not as much of a blessing as you might think. A few years ago I was