Quiet Time for People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
Practical quiet time ideas for people who are blind or visually impaired using audio Bible listening, Braille, prayer, worship, and Scripture memory.
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Practical quiet time ideas for people who are blind or visually impaired using audio Bible listening, Braille, prayer, worship, and Scripture memory.
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I’m so excited to share that my poems have now become songs! What started in quiet moments with the Lord has turned into music through digital tools.
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Sometimes it’s the smallest things that make the most difference. Just like one small seed produces a large tree.
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A poem about meeting Jesus in the garden, from Eden to Gethsemane, and finding His love in every season.
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Six simple ways to flourish in 2026 by seeking God first, building steady habits and staying rooted in what matters.
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Practical encouragement for memorizing Scripture by listening, especially if reading print is hard or inaccessible.
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A call for the Church to wake up, receive fresh fire from the Holy Spirit and share the love of Christ with people who need Him.
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Today I want to share 5 tips on stewarding social media that have been helpful in my life.
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Practical ways churches can welcome people who are blind or visually impaired through accessible worship, communication, navigation, and belonging.
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Disability and caregiving can both bring holy, complicated, ordinary needs to the surface: strength for today, patience for repeated tasks.
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When anxious thoughts start to loop, pray Scripture one verse at a time: name the fear, pray the words back to God and trade one lie for one truth.
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Rejection is something we’ve all faced at some point in our lives. Maybe we didn’t get that spot on the team or that promotion at work.
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