A New Song- Demonstrating the Good News in Disability Ministry (Part 4)
What are some of the most important ways of ministering to people with disabilities? This article explains that prayer and relationships built on trust and respect are vital.
What are some of the most important ways of ministering to people with disabilities? This article explains that prayer and relationships built on trust and respect are vital.
This article presents five essential truths that form a filter through which we view suffering, and that therefore impact how we minister God's grace and truth to each other. The author's overarching concern is to contribute to a theology of disability.
In order to care for individuals and families affected by disabilities, we need to have a biblical understanding of human nature. This article explains that the image of God is foundational—no one is to be defined by their disability—and from there the Lord's desire is that we conform to the image of Christ. That means that the church has a responsibility to disciple the disabled.
How in tune are you with your body in everyday life? This article offers a theology of the body, explaining also how the redemptive work of Christ applies also to our bodies. From there it offers some implications for how to minister to those struggling with disability of one form or another.
This article offers a biblical, redemptive-historical perspective on disability, and lays the foundation for inclusion of, and ministry to, disabled members in the body of believers.
Chapter 1 explores three different views as to what is true about the nature of disability and about the nature of our world at large: the historical view (disability is an abnormal part of life in a normal world), the postmodern view (disability is a normal part of life in a normal world), and the biblical view (disability is a normal part of life in an abnormal world).