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🎧 New Episode: Faith, Silence, And Inclusion. We’re diving into what true church accessibility looks like for the Deaf community ("beyond the ramps"), how to handle seasons when God feels silent, and finding Him in everyday life. Listen now & join the conversation! 👇
True discipleship happens in the everyday moments—and it calls us to make room for everyone. As we wrap up this 7-day series, let’s look at how faith, daily life, and Deaf inclusion connect. 👇
Is your church truly welcoming to the Deaf community? 🤟 ASL is more than a specialized ministry tool—it’s a beautiful language and a vital way to reflect Christ's love. Read the latest draft post on creating accessible, inclusive worship spaces:
When God feels silent, it’s easy to feel forgotten. But His silence isn't His absence—it’s an invitation to step away from performing and simply learn to be with Him. If you are in a season of waiting, read today's encouraging devotional on the blog.
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Want to welcome Deaf friends but don't know ASL? Start small. This article shares 5 everyday ASL phrases that can help build connection, show hospitality, and make others feel seen and valued. 🤟 Read more and take your first step toward inclusion.
How does the Holy Spirit guide us in everyday life? And what does true welcome in the church look like? In my latest article, I explore God's guidance through Scripture and community, and why accessibility and belonging matter in every congregation. #Faith #Church
What if the challenge you're facing is exactly where God wants to use you? Our men's group studied Philippians 1:12–26 and Paul's powerful example of finding joy and purpose in prison. I share my reflections on faith, courage, and trusting God's plan. #Philippians #Faith
Learning to Listen: How the Holy Spirit Guides Our Everyday Decisions
Many followers of Jesus feel a quiet pressure when they hear phrases like “God told me” or “I heard the Lord say.” We may wonder, Am I missing something? Is everyone else hearing God more clearly than I am? The Bible is clear that Christians are led by the Holy Spirit (Romans 8:14), but what that looks like on a Tuesday afternoon at work or a tired Friday night with family can feel confusing. How…
Beyond the Ramps: Rethinking Accessibility in the Church
On a rainy Sunday morning, a small church proudly gathered in the parking lot to dedicate their brand-new wheelchair ramp. There were photos for the newsletter, a ribbon to cut, and a sincere prayer of thanks. It was a good and important step. But as the months went by, leaders quietly noticed something: the people they had hoped to welcome with the ramp still weren’t showing up. Many of us have…
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This Month Is Better Hearing and Speech Month
A multigenerational group shares joyful moments listening to music in a studio. Did you know this month is Better Hearing and Speech Month? It’s a time set aside each year to focus on something we all depend on every single day: communication. Whether we talk, sign, text, write, or use technology to communicate, we all want the same thing—to be understood and to understand others. Better Hearing…
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Finding God in Everyday Life
Some of the most powerful memories in our faith stories are the “big” moments: the mission trip where everything clicked, the worship night where we felt God so close, the conference where we rededicated our lives. These mountaintop experiences are gifts from God. But if we’re not careful, we can start to believe that this is where real faith lives—up high, far away from errands, laundry, emails,…
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Layovers, Lost Luggage, and the Magic School Bus to Cambodia
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A New Era for Hearing Implants
Imagine waking up one morning and hearing birds chirping for the first time in decades—or maybe ever. For millions of people around the world, this isn’t just a dream. It’s becoming reality thanks to remarkable advances in hearing implant technology. A World Hidden in Silence Before we dive into the technology, let’s look at the bigger picture. Around 466 million people worldwide have disabling…
The Future of Captioning: Why Those Little Words at the Bottom of Your Screen Matter More Than You Think
Picture this: You’re on the subway, scrolling through TikTok, and you spot a video with sound off. No judgment here—we’ve all been there. But here’s the thing: that split-second decision to mute the sound connects you to over 400 million people around the world who experience content the same way every single day. Welcome to the world of captions, where those tiny lines of text are quietly…
The Problem with Being Right (And Having the Wrong Heart)
Jonah had great theology. He also had a terrible attitude. That’s a dangerous combination. If you’ve read the Book of Jonah, you know the story. God tells Jonah to go to Nineveh—a city full of people Jonah considered enemies. Jonah’s response? Run the opposite direction. Get on a boat. Go somewhere else. Eventually, after a whale encounter and a lot of resistance, Jonah finally delivers…
5 A.M., Airport Chaos, and the Long Wait
We got up at 5 a.m. to get ready to head to the airport for our flight to Cambodia. I woke up before my roommate and started getting ready. I had packed almost everything the night before, so it wasn’t much of an issue for me. My roommate woke up a few minutes later than I did and was grateful that my watch alarm went off—because his alarm didn’t go off at all. He seemed confused about why that…