Audio
Invitation to listen
Audio is an invitation to listen, to be engaged and enriched through one-on-one storytelling, anytime and any place. Discover the caring, compassionate, and friendly voices of our guest writers and volunteers when you listen to our free audiobooks, posts, and devotionals.
Chronic Joy has a deep desire to meet people where they are. An estimated 2.2 billion people worldwide are visually impaired. Globally, almost 1 in 10 people lives with dyslexia, and an estimated 69 million more experience a traumatic brain injury each year, making reading difficult or impossible. Chronic illness, mental illness, and chronic pain with accompanying symptoms, including brain fog, exhaustion, insufficient sleep, nutrient deficiency, and medication side effects, can make it difficult to concentrate or comprehend the written word.
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K-LOVE Radio Interview
Join Chronic Joy's Pamela Piquette and Susan Rodriguez, a licensed clinical social worker at Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, as they are interviewed by K-LOVE Radio’s Billie Branham on Closer Look: “Living with Chronic Illness? Advice for Faith and Family.”
CHALLENGES AND JOYS OF LIVING WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS
CHALLENGES AND JOYS OF MARRIAGE WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS
AUDIO BLOG
Words That Wound
Let’s reframe the idea that we must be whole to be useful. We should throw out the useful part of that idea and the whole part (when used to mean mended). What if we could discover God’s power within our brokenness? What if instead of looking for usefulness in wholeness, we find a new and more dynamic power in God’s weakness-powered wholeness?
One Anothering
Community and relationships can seem challenging, especially with chronic illness. With God's help, we can learn to practice one anothering in a meaningful way.
