Best Selling Books by Joni Eareckson Tada

Jeremy''s well-intentioned efforts to help with the chores on his uncle''s farm wreak havoc, but a nocturnal conversation with Barnabas the cat convinces him that God makes all things work together for good.

"Joni and Ken" is the true love story of one of the most adored and respected couples on the planet--through depression, pain, and cancer, they faced the kind of testing and trials few could even conceive. They have clearly displayed the love of Jesus in their relationship for almost 30 years. Includes an eight-page photo section.

A Rebellion against Apathy. A Strategy for Action. "Life is full of good intentions, but for too many, our good intentions never become good actions--they don''t move us forward, draw us closer to God, or make a difference in the world. Good intentions are cans of paint that could have become amazing works of art...but never did." --Daniel Day, in Ten Days Without Daniel Day could tell you all about his love for God and his desire to live as a follower of Jesus. But it took a simple but radical experiment to move from simply talking about it to actually living like it. For ten days at a time, Daniel chose to abandon a certain "necessity"--a coat, a voice, shoes, media, furniture, legs, touch--and to blog about it to raise funds and awareness for organizations that are doing amazing things to make a difference in the world. And then he invited others to join him in the experiments and spread the vision. Together they served God and others--and experienced significant personal change in the process. Ten Days Without is the story of their life-altering adventure. Ten Days Without is a compelling story and practical guide that will equip you and your friends to break through walls of convenience and indifference, and join a movement that is confronting apathy and ignorance around the world to make an impact on people''s lives in a God-honoring way. Ten Days Without is where our good intentions end and making a difference in the world begins.

You might be standing by the bedside of an ill or dying family member, facing agonizing moral and medical choices. Or you may be struggling with a disability, asking questions that seem to have no answers. Where can you find practical encouragement and realistic perspective to help you make the best decisions Joni Eareckson Tada, herself a quadriplegic, helps you and your family tackle the hard questions about death, illness, and suffering, such as: - Is it ever right to choose death, either for yourself or a suffering loved one - How can I make the best decisions in a medical crisis - Where is God in the unanswerable questions - Are our rights being protected Stories of real people who have faced life-and-death decisions, practical suggestions for coping in crisis, and scriptural insight on the meaning of life help you find hope and answers in difficult situations. From the legal facts to the human factor, Joni brings a unique perspective to what makes life worth living and how to make health care choices with dignity, wisdom, and compassion. The Life and Death Dilemma, written with families'' needs in mind, offers help and insight for those who are disabled, dying, or terminally ill. Complete with practical questions at the end of each chapter and full of relevant case studies, it offers help and guidance through one of the toughest issues families must face.

Darcy decides to do some investigative journalism for the school paper on the topic of mean teachers. She''s sure that her expose'' will win her the respect and admiration of her peers--not to mention their votes when she runs for the student government.

Find out how the letters of the alphabet solve their differences in this delightful story about how the letters made peace.

Nearly every person will one day be cared for by someone else or serve as a caregiver to a loved one. In this important series, Ken & Joni Eareckson Tada, Dr. Michael Easley & his wife Cindy join Dr. Ankerberg to address the important needs facing caregivers. Through their stories and biblical principles, you�ll find encouragement for those who suffer and encouragement for their caregivers.

Recounts the historical and devotional stories behind the words of many familiar Christian hymns.

This beautifully designed gift book includes 25 hymns chosen by Joni Eareckson Tada with accompanying devotions and artwork designed to spark hope in the midst of hardship.

Bestselling author Joni Eareckson Tada invites families to rediscover some of the Christian faith’s most beloved songs and draws out powerful truths from the music that has inspired generations of believers. Long before Joni Eareckson Tada’s life was changed forever by a diving accident when she was 17, she was finding comfort and strength in classic hymns, including “Holy, Holy, Holy,” “A Mighty Fortress Is Our God,” and “How Great Thou Art.” Now Joni shares these and other timeless favorites with your family, complete with a devotion and some historical background for each hymn. Experience anew God’s love, hope, and peace as you worship and praise Him together and introduce your children to the rich spiritual legacy contained in these timeless Christian anthems.

Already feeling apart from the other kids her age because of her wheelchair, Darcy sulks about having to stay in her parents'' cabin at family camp, but praying to God brings some surprises.

This text explores our understanding of heaven, not just as a vague poetic notion, but as an actual place. The author asks very real questions such as What will we do in heaven? or How will we relate to angels?. Above all, the challenge set is to live in the light of what awaits us in heaven.

More and more people who are terminally ill are choosing assisted suicide. Other groups such as the elderly, the disabled, or even the depressed or suicidal are being swept up into this movement of 3self-deliverance.2 This book counterbalances such 3quick fix2 advice with alternatives of hope, compassion, and death with real dignity. Offers help to those who see assisted death measures on their state ballots and wonder when legalized suicide will become a reality. Joni takes her reader into the lives of the elderly, the disabled, and the terminally ill and lets them speak about assisted death. She doesnıt hold to the position of life support when death is imminent. Instead she gives practical help to meet the hard, cold realities for those facing, or considering, death.

Ryan is ashamed of his sister when she fills in as room mother and takes his class to the circus, because she is in a wheelchair; but then when he gets separated from the group God uses her wheels to help him get back on the right track.