If you saw them side by side, you may think their struggles are entirely different. 

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Eli is an amputee.

His battle is with what has been physically taken away- Navigating the world with limbs missing, feeling the stark emptiness where his body used to be and learning to balance on an altered frame.

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Glenn is a quadriplegic.

His battle is with what remains but no longer responds- Navigating the world from a wheelchair, fighting the silence of a compromised spinal cord, and relying on others to be his hands and his feet. 

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One deals with loss...the other deals with paralysis. Yet despite the different medical charts, they wake up facing the exact same spiritual crossroads. 

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When your body is profoundly altered, the enemy whispers a heavy, seductive lie, "Your life is over. Choose the quiet death of bitterness, isolation, and regret."

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Deuteronomy 30:19 lays the choice bare: "I have set before you. Life and death, blessings and curses, now CHOOSE LIFE so that you and your children may live."

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For Glenn and Eli, choosing life is a gritty, sweaty, daily warfare, powered entirely by Jesus Christ. Not all scars are visible on the outside. We all carry burdens and live with the brokenness this world brings. Regardless of whether your brokenness is seen on the outside, The choice is the same.

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They look forward to sharing how Christ leads them every day and how you too can experience this level of discipleship.