Joe takes us back to the moment disability entered their story: a seizure on a Wednesday night at church, a hospital ride filled with fear, and a diagnosis that brought more uncertainty than answers. From there, he shares what the early years really looked like—therapy schedules, exhaustion, navigating marriage and sibling needs, and the isolation that so many disability families quietly carry.

But woven through every part of Joe’s story is a steady thread of God’s faithfulness: the way the Lord met him in the questions, reshaped his understanding of suffering, and used Micah’s life to open doors for deeper ministry, deeper community, and deeper surrender. This episode is for dads, parents, and church leaders who want something real—something grounded in Scripture, lived experience, and a practical vision of what it looks like to do ministry with families impacted by disability.

What You’ll Hear in This Conversation

1. Joe’s origin story: when disability first changed everything for their family
2. The “first decade blur”: therapies, school battles, exhaustion, and learning how to keep going
3. The difference between trying to “fix” the situation and learning how to embrace the child God has given
4. How Ability Tree was born out of a gap—and why families are treated like family, not clients
5. What dads need most after diagnosis (and what Joe wishes every father could hear)
6. Why the Church doesn’t need to start “something flashy” to be faithful—just a changed posture and willingness to learn
7. How disability reshapes the way we understand suffering, community, and the glory of God
8. A powerful closing prayer over dads, marriages, families, and church leaders

Scriptures Referenced

1. Psalm 127:3 — Children are a gift from the Lord
2. Psalm 139 — Fearfully and wonderfully made; God sees what we can’t
3. Matthew 11:28 — Come to Me and I will give you rest
4. 1 Corinthians 12 — Every member is indispensable; gifts for the common good
5. John 15 — Abide in the Vine; stay connected to the life source

Resources

1. Learn more about Ability Tree - https://www.abilitytree.org/
2. Life with Micah (Joe & Jen’s book) - https://www.amazon.com/Life-Micah-Joe-Butler/dp/B0C5G4CCZN
3. Follow Joe on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe_n_butler/
4. Follow Ability Tree on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abilitytree/
5. Follow Ability Tree on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abilitytree

In this episode of A Little Extra Love, Rachael sits down with Rebecca Wall, Executive Director of With Ministries, for a thoughtful and deeply pastoral conversation about what it actually costs to move from welcoming to belonging. Rebecca shares how her disability journey began with a first-grade friendship, why inclusion so often fades after childhood, and the “withness” Jesus models—slow, present, returning again and again.

We talk about the pain families carry, the quiet reasons churches keep missing adults with disabilities, and the hopeful truth: the first steps toward belonging are often free… but they require humility, repentance, and proximity.

If you’re a parent who’s been hurt by the church, a leader who feels overwhelmed, or a church trying to do this faithfully—this one will meet you in the tension and give you a next right step.

In This Episode, We Talk About

1. How Rebecca’s journey into disability ministry began at age six through friendship
2. Why inclusion becomes harder as individuals with disabilities age
3. The hidden gap between children’s ministry and lifelong discipleship
4. The difference between welcome and true belonging
5. Why posture — not programming — is the most important factor in accessibility
6. The heartbreaking reality: 1 in 2 families leave churches after disability diagnosis
7. How pastors can begin today without new resources or staff
8. What disability friendships teach us about dependence, delight, and the Kingdom of God
9. Why belonging is formed through presence, not perfection

Resources:

Website: https://withministries.org/

Equip: https://withministries.org/equip/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/withministriesorg/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/withministriesorg

In this powerful in-person episode of A Little Extra Love, Rachael Vermeulen sits down with disability ministry coordinator and advocate Abby Howard, whose life changed overnight after a rare spinal cord stroke left her paralyzed from the chest down.

What followed wasn’t just physical recovery — it was a radical redefinition of mission, obedience, and the Church’s responsibility to the disability community.

Abby shares how God used her story to reveal one of the most overlooked realities in modern Christianity: the disability community is one of the largest unreached people groups, often not by rejection of the gospel, but by inaccessibility to it.

Together, they explore suffering, dependence, advocacy, holy disruption, and what it means to “flip tables with love” so that no one is left outside the Body of Christ.

This conversation is a call to church leaders, families, and believers everywhere: the gospel was never meant to be inaccessible.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode

1. How disability reshaped Abby’s understanding of calling and mission
2. Why the disability community is an unreached people group
3. The difference between awareness and true belonging in churches
4. What biblical advocacy actually looks like
5. Why obedience often requires discomfort
6. How weakness becomes the starting place of God’s power
7. Practical encouragement for churches unsure where to begin

To connect with Abby and her resources through The Accessible Gospel you can find them here:

Resources: https://stan.store/theaccessiblegospel

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theaccessiblegospel/

Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@abbynothannah

disability ministry podcast, accessible church, disability and the gospel, Christian disability advocacy, inclusive church leadership, disability theology, testimony, Great Commission disability ministry, church accessibility ministry

Kyle Vermeulen sits down with Jon and Amara Smith, parents of a son with Angelman syndrome and founders of Safe Place Bedding, to talk about the holy trenches of caregiving: chronic sleep deprivation, marriage strain, and the moment God turned an exhausted idea into a life-changing mission.

This conversation isn’t just about a product—it’s about obedience born out of desperation, dreams reimagined, and the way God meets families who are running on empty. If you’re a parent who hasn’t slept through the night in years, this episode is for you.

In this episode, we talk about:

1. Jon & Amara’s early years of marriage + becoming new believers while navigating diagnosis
2. The grief of “dreams crashing down” and learning to dream new dreams
3. The hidden cost of sleep deprivation on marriage, parenting, and spiritual life
4. The breakthrough moment: realizing enclosed sleep helped—and travel made everything unravel again
5. How Safe Place Bedding was born from a Florida hotel room at 3am
6. Why safe sleep is not “convenience,” but dignity, safety, and sustainability for the whole family
7. Practical encouragement for exhausted couples: asking for help, protecting date night, and staying anchored in Christ

Key Scriptures referenced

1. Psalm 34:19
2. Psalm 34:18
3. Matthew 25:40
4. Romans 8:37

Connect with Jon & Amara / Safe Place Bedding

1. Website: Safe Place Bedding - https://safeplacebedding.com/
2. If you’re overwhelmed or unsure where to start: reach out to their team—they’ll help you navigate options like insurance, grants, and next steps.

In this episode of A Little Extra Love host, Rachael Vermeulen sits down with Sarah Lowry, CEO of Love That Surpasses, for a deeply honest conversation about grief, redemption, and the transformative theology born through disability parenting.

Sarah shares her family’s journey raising two children with disabilities, autism and Down syndrome, and how God gently reframed her understanding of motherhood, worth, and calling. Together, they explore the powerful framework behind The Leah Inheritance, a redemptive way of understanding disability through Scripture, and why the ministry of disability is not a side ministry but central to the Church’s spiritual formation.

This conversation speaks directly to parents navigating diagnosis, church leaders longing to serve families well, and believers seeking a deeper understanding of holiness, dependence, and the love of Christ that truly surpasses understanding.

If you’ve ever wondered where God is in grief, exhaustion, or unanswered expectations — this episode will remind you that His presence meets us there first.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode

1. Why disability parenting often begins with grief — and ends in transformation
2. The lie of “normal motherhood” and how God reframes identity
3. Why the Church’s narrative around disability often falls short
4. The biblical meaning behind The Leah Inheritance
5. How disability ministry reveals dependence on the Holy Spirit
6. Why disability families carry unique spiritual insight for the Church
7. How churches can move from accommodation → invitation → partnership

To connect with Love That Surpasses Ministries and Sarah follow the links below:

Love That Surpasses – https://www.lovethatsurpasses.org/

The Leah Narrative Bible Study - https://www.lovethatsurpasses.org/leah

The Leah Kids Resources - https://www.lovethatsurpasses.org/leahskids

Instagram-

Sarah: https://www.instagram.com/lovethatsurpasses/

Ministry: https://www.instagram.com/lovethatsurpassesministries/

Krystian shares the moment her advocacy ignited, why access is only the starting line, and how the Church can move toward belonging and real spiritual formation for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). You’ll hear the unforgettable “whole potato” story, what it means to go all in when God calls, and why families shouldn’t have to carry disability advocacy alone inside the Church. Plus, Krystian opens up about leaving her dream job, holding ministry with excellence, and what it looks like to build spaces designed with disciples of all abilities in mind.

If you’re a parent, church leader, volunteer, or advocate who feels tired, unsure, or hungry for hope, this episode will remind you: you’re not alone, and God is moving.

What You’ll Learn

1. Why “letting someone attend” isn’t the same as belonging
2. How to think about adaptive discipleship with theological faithfulness and clarity
3. The difference between inclusion as a program and inclusion as a posture
4. Why disability parents shouldn’t have to do ministry for their child to have a church home
5. What it looks like to keep saying yes to God when you don’t have a roadmap

To learn more about Krystian & Unstoppable God Ministries check out these resources:

Unstoppable God Ministries : https://unstoppablegodministries.org

Unstoppable God Conference (ages 15+ with IDD; summer & fall 2026 dates listed): https://unstoppablegodministries.org/events/unstoppable-god-conference/

Family Weekend Conference:

https://unstoppablegodministries.org/events/family-weekend

Instagram:

Krystian: https://www.instagram.com/krystianalisha/

UGM: https://www.instagram.com/unstoppablegodministries/

Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@krystianalisha

Julie opens up about her family’s journey through grief, surrender, and surprising joy as God met her in the places she couldn’t control. From the moment she first stepped into a church’s special needs ministry, to navigating the fears and questions of Lizzie’s baptism, Julie’s story shines with vulnerability, redemption, and hope.

Together, Rachael and Julie talk about the labels parents carry, the suffering of our children, and the unshakable faithfulness of God. You’ll also hear the powerful story behind Labeled and Loved, the nationwide ministry creating lifelines for moms of children with disabilities through retreats, sisterhood circles, and support.

Whether you’re weary, carrying labels you never asked for, or just in need of a reminder that God is working even in what feels broken—this conversation will meet you there.

Show Notes

In this episode, we discuss:

• Julie’s journey through Lizzie’s early autism diagnosis and God’s provision along the way.
• The moment of surrender that shifted her motherhood and faith.
• How the church can respond with tenderness and love to families of children with disabilities.
• Wrestling with questions about faith and baptism in children with special needs.
• Holding hope when healing looks different than expected.
• The birth and growth of Labeled and Loved—and how it’s changing lives across the country.
• A reminder for moms: God is working while you rest.

Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode:

• Labeled and Loved Website
• Learn more about the Weekend of Hope Retreat and Sisterhood Circles

Scripture References:

• Deuteronomy 31:8 – “The Lord himself goes before you and will be with you...”
• Proverbs 3:24 – “When you lie down, your sleep will be sweet.”

Connect with Julie Hornok:

• Instagram: @juliehornok
• Labeled and Loved Instagram

Connect with Rachael Vermeulen & A Little Extra Love:

• Instagram: @alittleextralove
• Instagram: @rachvermeulen
• Website: alittleextralove.com

In this profoundly honest and tender episode, Rachael sits down with Sunita Theiss, an autistic and ADHD writer, advocate, and mother of two neurodivergent children, to explore what it means to be seen by God even when life feels misaligned, misdiagnosed, or misunderstood.

Sunita shares how her children’s diagnoses led her to her own, and how, in the midst of that unraveling, she encountered the unshakable presence of God. From her Hindu upbringing to the grief of losing her father, from substance use to late diagnosis, Sunita’s journey testifies to the faithfulness of a God who was present all along.

This episode is an invitation to every weary parent, especially those raising children with disabilities, to remember: you are not alone, and your story is not outside the bounds of redemption.

Key Topics Covered:

• Finding joy in small, sensory-centered moments
• Navigating late autism and ADHD diagnosis as a mother
• Reframing disability not as brokenness, but as intentional design
• Letting motherhood reveal God's nature and love
• How spiritual formation looks different in neurodivergent homes
• Dispelling toxic theology around suffering and disability
• Creating support systems rooted in faith, honesty, and mutual understanding
• How prayer and presence can sustain a weary heart
• Embracing God's mercy through healing, therapy, and honest community

Key Quotes:

“Maybe the brokenness in this world is not your child's disability—but the failure to accommodate.”

“You're not broken, you're being built. Moment by moment, mercy by mercy.”

“God knew before I did. And He called it good.”

Spiritual Themes:

• Providence: God’s hand in our lives even before we have language for our experiences
• Imago Dei: The dignity and divine image reflected in neurodivergent children and adults
• Sanctification through parenting: How motherhood reveals and refines our faith
• Theology of suffering: Honest reflection on grief, loss, and the presence of God in pain
• Prayer as regulation: Integrating faith into daily sensory and emotional practices

Resources Mentioned:

• Sunita’s Upcoming Workshop: Parenting PDA with a Biblical Lens
• Free Resources for Christian Parents Navigating Neurodivergence
• Virtual Support Group for Christian Moms of PDA Children
• Writing Groups and Creative Support Spaces
• Letter Writing Tool: FutureMe.com

Follow Sunita:

https://sunitatheiss.com/

https://www.instagram.com/sunitatheiss/

Resources:

Low Demand Coaching

Biblical Truths for Neurdivergent Kids

If you've ever questioned how your story fits into God’s plan, this episode will remind you that His faithfulness isn't dependent on your clarity. He is not waiting for you to have the answers—He’s already present in your questions.

"Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established."

— Proverbs 16:3

You are not behind. You are not broken. You are being built.

Moment by moment. Mercy by mercy.

Keywords:

Christian parenting, autism and faith, ADHD mom, neurodivergent family, late diagnosis autism, trauma-informed motherhood, PDA parenting, biblical view of disability, faith-based support, gospel-centered motherhood, parenting special needs, motherhood and theology, suffering and grace, spiritual regulation, autism in the church, accommodation and inclusion, theology of parenting

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Inclusive Pathways equips churches to create vibrant, inclusive communities where individuals with disabilities and their families thrive. Learn more about Inclusive Pathways here !

Chapters

• 00:00 The Journey of Parenting with Disabilities
• 00:05 Finding Joy in Everyday Moments
• 02:41 Reconciling Faith with Diagnosis
• 05:27 The Shift from Despair to Joy
• 08:02 God's Promises and Rainbows
• 10:36 Celebrating Autism and Acceptance
• 13:09 The Role of Church in Disability Advocacy
• 15:36 Feeling Seen in the Faith Community
• 18:10 Trusting God in the Waiting
• 20:45 Encouragement for Moms in the Journey
• 23:25 Closing Prayer and Reflections
• 24:36 New Chapter

disability, autism, faith, parenting, church inclusion, joy, acceptance, God's promises, community support, motherhood

Learn more about Inclusive Pathways here!

Follow Rachael on: Instagram - Facebook - Tiktok

Follow A Little Extra Love on: Instagram - Facebook

Takeaways

• Disability is a vital part of God's design.
• Every person reflects the image of God, regardless of ability.
• The church must honor and include individuals with disabilities.
• Disability is not a detour but a place where God's glory dwells.
• We need to shift from pity to partnership with disabled individuals.
• Celebration of disability is about seeing it as sacred.
• The future is not about erasing disability but revealing it in glory.
• Belonging is central to the gospel and should be prioritized in church communities.
• Disability illuminates the gospel rather than hinders it.
• Communities must reflect the heart of God by embracing interdependence.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Disability Pride Month

01:03 Understanding the Image of God

05:22 Reframing Disability and Suffering

09:10 The Indispensable Role of Disability in the Church

12:29 The Hope of Redemption and Glory

16:17 Celebration of Inclusion and Belonging

21:05 Call to Action for Churches and Communities

Keywords

Disability, Image of God, Inclusion, Church, Belonging, Disability Pride Month, Theology, Community, Celebration, Hope

Show Notes:

In this episode, Amber Mustain opens up about her experiences as a mom raising a child with disabilities. She speaks about the emotional and spiritual challenges she faced after her son Colton’s diagnosis, and how she leaned into her faith to navigate these trials. Amber touches on the complexities of medication decisions, finding support from those around her, and how surrendering control has helped her grow as a parent.

Some of the key topics discussed in this episode include:

• Amber’s journey with Colton’s congenital CMV diagnosis and the early challenges they faced.
• The vital role of faith in Amber’s parenting journey and how trusting God provided strength.
• The power of surrendering control as a parent of a child with disabilities.
• The importance of building a community of support and connection.
• Finding joy amidst the chaos of disability parenting.
• Amber’s podcast and her mission to create space for parents to share their stories.

Amber's wisdom will resonate with anyone walking the road of disability parenting, offering hope, encouragement, and a reminder that we are not alone.

Takeaways:

• Faith and surrender are essential for navigating the challenges of disability parenting.
• Building a supportive community can alleviate feelings of isolation.
• Parents should focus on what helps their child thrive and trust God’s leading.
• Every child’s journey is unique—resist the temptation to compare your story with others.
• Even in the most difficult moments, joy can be found in the smallest blessings.

You can connect more with Amber at:

https://www.instagram.com/waitandseepodcast/

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082412962537

https://www.ambermustain.com/

Disability parenting, Special needs parenting, Faith and resilience, Parenting challenges, Parenting with faith, Support for special needs parents, Surrendering control in parenting, Building community in disability parenting, Joy in adversity, Faith in parenting, Parenting a child with disabilities, CMV diagnosis, Trusting God in parenting, Resilience in special needs, Supportive community for parents, Special needs mom encouragement

In this heartfelt conversation, Rachael Vermeulen and Laura Powell discuss the profound journey of faith, resilience, and community support through the challenges of infertility and a dwarfism diagnosis for her daughter. Laura shares her personal experiences, emphasizing the importance of trusting God during uncertain times and finding beauty in the struggles. The discussion highlights the significance of community, the impact of social media, and the transformative power of faith in navigating life's challenges. You can find Laura on instagram at @laupow_!

Takeaways

• Laura's journey through infertility lasted 10 years, filled with challenges and hope.
• Trusting God during difficult times can lead to unexpected blessings.
• Community support is vital for parents facing special needs challenges.
• Social media can be a double-edged sword; set boundaries to protect mental health.
• Acceptance of a child's diagnosis is a journey that takes time and support.
• Finding beauty in the journey can transform one's perspective on life.
• Open up and share your story; you may find unexpected support.
• Clarity about your child's needs comes with time and experience.
• God's presence is felt most during life's hardest moments.
• Every child is wonderfully made, and their uniqueness is a gift.

Chapter

00:00 The Journey of Infertility

02:08 Faith and Resilience in Adversity

04:37 Navigating Pregnancy Challenges

07:12 Embracing the Unknown: Trusting God

09:46 Finding Peace in Diagnosis

12:09 The Beauty of Motherhood

14:35 Overcoming Comparison and Setting Boundaries

18:19 The Power of Community for Special Needs Moms

24:09 Finding Support in Difficult Times

28:39 Embracing the Journey of Motherhood

35:28 A Prayer for Hope and Healing

Keywords

Infertility, Disability Parenting, Dwarfism, Faith, Parenting, Special needs, Community Support, Disability Diagnosis, Christian Motherhood, Disability Ministry, Special Needs Ministry, Faith Journey, Down Syndrome, Autism, Medically Complex, Christian Parenting

Takeaways

• Building a community where families feel seen and belong is essential.
• Sometimes obedience means stepping away from what you thought was important.
• Creating a sense of belonging is crucial for families affected by disabilities.
• Hope and healing are experienced through community support.
• The disability community is one of the most underserved populations.
• Disability dads often lack safe spaces to connect and share their experiences.
• Authentic friendships can transform lives and provide support.
• Belonging is not just about being invited; it's about being essential.
• Inclusive pathways can help churches become places of true belonging.
• Every family deserves to feel valued and supported in their faith journey.

Chapters

00:00 The Journey to Community and Belonging

02:15 Stepping Back to Step Forward

04:42 The Need for Connection in Disability Communities

07:08 Building Authentic Relationships

09:51 Creating Safe Spaces for Families

12:13 The Impact of Community on Families

14:58 Launching New Programs for 2025

17:40 Inclusive Pathways: A New Approach

19:11 Transforming Churches for True Belonging

21:42 The Heart of Disability Ministry

23:26 Looking Ahead: Hope and Healing in 2025

special needs parenting, disability parenting, autism, down syndrome, developmental delay, community, belonging, disability, faith, support, connection, church, families, hope, healing, caregiving, disability ministry, special needs ministry,

In this episode, Rachael and Kyle Vermeulen discuss the importance of maintaining a strong marriage during the challenges of disability parenting. They emphasize the role of faith in navigating crisis and the need for open communication and teamwork. The couple shares their own experiences and offers practical tips for building a strong foundation in marriage, including the use of love maps, turning towards each other, and making repair attempts during conflicts. They highlight the importance of seeking therapy and finding a supportive community. Overall, the episode encourages disability parents to prioritize their marriage and find strength in unity and faith.

Disability Parenting, Special Needs Parenting, Faith Journey, Down Syndrome, Autism, Medically Complex, Christian Parenting

Takeaways

• Maintaining a strong marriage is crucial for disability parents navigating crisis.
• Faith plays a significant role in overcoming challenges and finding support.
• Open communication, teamwork, and empathy are essential in a healthy marriage.
• Using tools like love maps, turning towards, and repair attempts can strengthen emotional connection and resolve conflicts.
• Seeking therapy and finding a supportive community are important for growth and resilience in marriage.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Overview

05:00 The Importance of Marriage Counseling

09:13 Recognizing and Supporting Each Other in Times of Stress

14:51 Forgiveness and Unity in Marriage

29:06 Turning Towards Each Other

36:41 Prayer and Unity in Marriage

Takeaways

• Faith can provide strength, guidance, and comfort during the challenges of disability parenting.
• Surrendering worries to God and trusting in His plan can bring peace and clarity.
• God's promises and presence can provide comfort and support in difficult times.
• Prayer is a powerful tool for finding guidance and direction in navigating the complexities of disability parenting.
• Trusting in God's timing and plan can lead to unexpected blessings and a sense of hope.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction

01:01 Finding Strength in Faith

03:26 Evolution of Faith Journey

04:25 Grieving Expectations and Finding Faith Again

05:23 Acceptance and God's Promises

06:44 Finding Beauty in Brokenness

07:14 Strength in Faith as a New Dad

08:13 Trusting God's Guidance

09:36 Overcoming Obstacles with Faith

10:02 God's Presence in Challenging Times

11:29 Comfort in God's Promises

12:54 Guidance and Direction through Prayer

14:36 Spiritual Beliefs and Clarity

16:30 Surrendering Worries to God

19:48 God's Guidance in Relocating

21:40 Feeling at Home in Colorado

23:34 Faith as a Compass

24:04 Finding Strength in God's Promises

25:02 Peace in God's Presence

26:27 Presenting Worries to God

27:52 Comfort and Peace in Uncertainty

28:18 Finding Comfort in God's Calling

29:43 Finding Comfort in God's Timing

30:41 Trusting God's Plan for Milestones

32:08 Faith in God's Faithfulness

33:08 Overcoming Doubt and Ego

35:32 God's Guidance and Blessings

37:27 Faith as a Relationship

38:54 Trusting God's Plan

39:46 Encouragement and Support

Website & Devotional: alittleextralove.com

Social Media:

Ministry: https://instagram.com/alittleextralove/

Rachael: https://instagram.com/rachvermeulen/

Kyle: https://instagram.com/kylekverm/

A Little Extra Love - Disability Parenting, Special Needs Parenting, Faith Journey, Down Syndrome, Autism, Medically Complex, Christian Parenting

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Purpose

02:28 Personal Experiences and Transformation

05:22 Different Perspectives on Parenthood

08:12 The Importance of Community

10:05 Inspiration Behind A Little Extra Love

13:21 Serving Moms in the Disability Community

24:47 Mission and Purpose

27:13 Statistics and Challenges

30:45 Importance of Marriage and Support

33:11 Building a Supportive Community

36:27 Finding Beauty in Brokenness

44:22 God's Faithfulness and New Beginnings

46:19 Encouragement to Seek God

Disability Parenting, Special Needs Parenting, Faith Journey, Down Syndrome, Autism, Medically Complex, Christian Parenting

In each episode, Rachael and Kyle invite you to explore the intersection of faith, hope, and disability parenting, offering heartfelt conversations, relatable stories, and biblical truths to inspire and uplift. From navigating the challenges of special needs parenting to celebrating the triumphs and joys along the way, "A Little Extra Love" provides a sanctuary where families can find solace, strength, and a sense of belonging.

Discover practical insights, actionable advice, and genuine support as Rachael and Kyle dive into topics such as mental health, marriage, advocacy, and spiritual growth. With each episode, you'll be reminded that no journey is walked alone, and that together, we can find beauty, hope, and a little extra love in every circumstance.

Subscribe now to "A Little Extra Love" and join the movement to create a world where every disability family feels understood, supported, and deeply loved, no matter the challenges they face. Let's journey together towards healing, hope, and a life thats brighter and full of seeing the extra love through the unexpected experience of disability parenting.