When Disability Hits Home, how God magnifies His grace in our weakness & suffering

When Disability Hits Home, how God magnifies His grace in our weakness & sufferingA book to nurture practical faith in people who are directly or indirectly affected by disability. In disability, the heart of man becomes tethered to pain, thereby providing an unusual opportunity for Gods grace to be magnified and faith is trained to be dependent upon the Lord. In this book, written with compassion and sensitivity, Paul Tautges, with Joni Eareckson Tada, draws upon key biblical principles to nurture faith. Includes a Study &

A book to nurture practical faith in people who are directly or indirectly affected by disability. In disability, the heart of man becomes tethered to pain, thereby providing an unusual opportunity for God’s grace to be magnified and faith is trained to be dependent upon the Lord. In this book, written with compassion and sensitivity, Paul Tautges, with Joni Eareckson Tada, draws upon key biblical principles to nurture faith. Includes a Study & Discussion Guide.

Publisher: Shepherd Press
Type: Paperback
ISBN: 9781633421929

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Paul Tautges, DMin, serves as senior pastor of Cornerstone Community Church in Mayfield Heights, Ohio. He is also a biblical counselor and has written or edited over 50 books. Paul has been married to Karen since 1986. Together they enjoy their ten children and their spouses as well as a growing tribe of grandchildren. Joni Eareckson Tada is the founder and CEO of Joni and Friends International Disability Center, and an international advocate for people with disabilities. A quadriplegic for over fifty years, Joni is also an effective communicator, sharing her inspirational message in books, through artwork, radio, and other media. Joni and her husband Ken were married in 1982 and reside in Calabasas, California.

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“With compassion and insider insight, Paul Tautges shows from Scripture how God’s providence, purposes, and goodness address the very real struggles and honest questions of those suffering physical and intellectual disability. The chapter-ending touches from Joni bring further wisdom and comfort.” Robert D. Jones