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Here is a great article that our friend Carolyn McCulley put together for her blog and included our story.
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Several of us will be running the the Race for Hope again in D.C. in May. Ian will be coming this year too! If you want to join our team, click here. We’re doing this in honor of Steve.
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But then I realize this is a perfect opportunity for me to see God in greater, more accurate way. When I can’t do anything, that’s when I see the reality that I’m a dependent person, and my only choice is to rely on God, anyway. This is when I’m reminded God is in control of everything, and he knows what he’s doing (Romans 8:28).
April 20th is the hospital’s target date for when he’ll finally come home to the handicap-accessible addition our church built for him. He can come home as soon as we build a driveway around the house to his room.
But join me in praying that he won’t need the addition. Pray that he’ll be able to walk home.
Thanks a million,
-Ben
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Below is a conference that sounds good, and applicable. This may be encouraging for any of you who have also been affected by disability.
Enjoy
I&L
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So what is love? What does it mean to be loved by Jesus? Love means giving us what we need most. And what we need most is not healing, but a full and endless experience of the glory of God. Love means giving us what will bring us the fullest and longest joy. And what is that? What will give you full and eternal joy? The answer of this text (1 john 11:1-16) is clear: a revelation to your soul of the glory of God—seeing and admiring and marveling at and savoring the glory God in Jesus Christ. When someone is willing to die—or let your brother die—to give you (and your brother) that, he loves you. Love is doing whatever you have to do to help people see and treasure the glory of God as their supreme joy—to help people see and be satisfied with the glory of God. -john piper
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