Faith, Disability, and Identity

This chapter explores the profound interaction between personal identity, disability, and theology through the speaker's experiences within a conservative Baptist background. It reflects on the struggles of faith amidst unanswered prayers and medical challenges, while examining the implications of disability theology in interpreting scriptural narratives. Ultimately, the discussion calls for a re-examination of healing stories in the Bible, emphasizing the need for inclusive perspectives that prioritize community and belonging over traditional ableist views.