Welcome to an exploration of Christianity and Disability - and hopefully a new support community for Christians with disabilities if enough support is gained.
People with disabilities often struggle with depression. The best way I find to fight depression is with worship music. Read the rest of this entry »
God absolutely uses people with disabilities sometimes in ways God could not use normal people. Read the rest of this entry »
Fasting is a common way in the Christian walk of opening yourself up to God more, and seeking to allow God to do huge things in your life. The problem though is many people with disabilities and diabetes can’t fast. Well that’s not entirely true. You can fast if you have a disability or diabetes Read the rest of this entry »
A common fear among people with disabilities is they are afraid they won’t fall in love. This often results in poor relationships choices, including putting up with abuse or other things that should not be tolerated in a relationship. So the question is… how do you help someone with a disability who is afraid they won’t fall in love. Read the rest of this entry »
A question I often ask myself and don’t have an answer for myself is why does God allow disabilities to be in his people when he could heal them. Read the rest of this entry »
Many people with various disabilities also have social fears, and pets comfort them. Church’s are a very social environment. Lets explore whether people with disabilities should be allowed to bring pets such as dogs to church. Read the rest of this entry »
Sometimes disabled people – especially those with mental impairments have outbursts in church. How should churches handle this? Should they be banned? Should they be segregated from the rest of the church population? Read the rest of this entry »
Far to many Christians out there who disagree with things written in the bible try to twist it, say the meaning was lost in translation or say it does not fit the circumstances there in. I think were all guilty of it. Read the rest of this entry »
While this topic does not have much to do with Christianity, I have noticed that Christian parents of those with disabled tend to be overprotective of their disabled children – to the point of causing harm. Read the rest of this entry »
Many people sadly believe abortion a disabled child is an act of compassion. What is even sadder is many of these people are Christians. I just had a conversation with one of these Christians and here is the log. Read the rest of this entry »