Back To School Rabboni!

As we lay down our flip-flops and pick up our School Supplies I want us to be Encouraged! ‘Cause whether we are learning it for the first time—or just taking a refresher course—we ALL need to be headin’ Back To School to continue our Transformation in order to become everything God created us to be. […]

Posted by MsAccess on August 25th, 2015 | No Comments Posted in Christian Disability Education, Disability Evangelism, Discipleship, Mission Accessible Inc.

Divide & Conquer!

Greetings & Welcome to Our Summer Series 2015!  We are studying When Helping Hurts:  The Small Group Experience based on the book by Steven Corbett and Brian Fikkert.   Our Goal is Transformation:  “To restore people to a full expression of humanness, to being what God created us all to Be, people who Glorify God by […]

Posted by MsAccess on June 25th, 2015 | No Comments Posted in Advocacy, Christian Caregivers, Disability Evangelism, Discipleship

“I C U!”–Love, God

Lately the Lord has been showing me a particular facet of Disability that ALL of us dealing with it are all too familiar with:  feeling invisible.   There’s a video on YouTube called The Freezing Homeless Child! (Social Experiment): http://goo.gl/NwGjju What a powerful video about how we choose to ignore really glaring issues in our daily lives—this one […]

Posted by MsAccess on April 30th, 2015 | No Comments Posted in Advocacy, Disability Evangelism, Discipleship, Mission Accessible Inc.

Wanted: Hearts & Loos

As I ponder yet again what it really takes to Transform Disability Ministry Worldwide, it’s actually quite simple.  It all comes down to Hearts and Loos (that’s British for restrooms). Before that simple yet profound  theory can begin to make sense, allow me to share three pivotal statistics regarding Disability Ministry: 1.  Disability affects 20% of […]

Posted by MsAccess on February 27th, 2015 | No Comments Posted in Church Accessibility, Disability Evangelism, Discipleship

No Room For Rest

Here’s my stunning revelation for the week: for the countless people affected by Disability worldwide we all share one profound yet simple spiritual similarity—we may all be just one accessible restroom away from Salvation. Now hear me out—this week I ran into Calvin Rutherford (now that’s a Presidential name) whom Beloved and I met years […]

Posted by MsAccess on October 30th, 2014 | No Comments Posted in Advocacy, Disability Evangelism, Discipleship, Mission Accessible Inc.

Lost (and Found) in Grace

Hey all you Baby Boomers out there! Remember the TV show Lost in Space? It featured the Robinson Family and evil stowaway Dr. Smith for whom things went really, really wrong on their maiden voyage, rendering them unable to return to Planet Earth. In fact the 1998 sequel Lost in Space Forever inspired this comparison […]

Posted by MsAccess on September 25th, 2014 | No Comments Posted in Disability Evangelism, Discipleship, Mission Accessible Inc.

The Still-Small Voice: #NotSoSmallAfterAll

What an awesome worship we enjoyed yesterday at BBTemple!  Perhaps even more incredible was how His “still small voice’ manifested itself in the most unexpected and humbling way I’ve ever witnessed. Yesterday was simply a day when God gently yet decisively rearranged our plans from the get-go.  Totally appropriate considering that Fifth Sundays are “Special”—that […]

Posted by MsAccess on June 30th, 2014 | No Comments Posted in Disability Evangelism, Discipleship

Are You A Stumbling Block? Or a Starting Block?

Today I speak to the Repairers & Restorers out there—(and you know who you are) selfless Souls without whom the very wheels of Disability Ministry would slam to a screeching halt. So let me ask you:  Are You A Stumbling Block?  Or a Starting Block? Jesus spoke of stumbling blocks in Matthew 18:6-7 NASU 6 […]

Posted by MsAccess on March 28th, 2014 | No Comments Posted in Christian Caregivers, Disability Evangelism, Discipleship, Mission Accessible Inc.
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