The family of a person experiencing a disability is the “front line” of loving and caring for them. The blessing and added responsibilities of providing this care mean that these families need a heightened amount of support from their church families. Instead of leaving them in isolation, which is often the case, Sevrin suggests practical ways churches can demonstrate the love of Christ to these precious families.

Diagnoses are often accompanied by spiritual wrestling and many deep questions of “why?” Sean shows us that God’s Word is a safe place to bring those hard questions as he unpacks the story of the man born blind in John 9:1-12.

In Philippians 2:3-11 we discover Christ’s posture when He came to earth. His heart toward us was shown when He emptied Himself, humbled Himself, and then was exalted by the Father. As we serve and are served by individuals experiencing disability, we can follow His example.