Divinely Disabled

“I’m so glad Divinely Disabled exists. In a world that often misunderstands disability, this devotional invites us into a deeper and more compassionate way of seeing one another with dignity, belonging, and spiritual depth. This book creates space for conversations many faith communities haven’t fully had yet. Divinely Disabled invites readers to reflect on disability, faith, and inclusion with honesty and care by listening to voices that are too often overlooked. I’m grateful this book is being shared with readers who want to grow in understanding and love.”—Jen Hamilton, RN, BSN, CEN, RNC-OB, New York Times bestselling author of Birth Vibes

“All of us, in our own way, are trying our best to move through life unencumbered by the setbacks that plague us. And then, there are those who stand out as a witness, not only as people who have learned how to do exactly this, but as leaders who can encourage and teach us how to do it ourselves! Meet my friend Nadia! Her new book, Divinely Disabled, is a master class in how to rise up, overcome, and stretch into the God-given potential you have inside you. My advice: Learn her story by reading her book. My prayer: Practice what she preaches. You’ll be glad you did.”—Dr. E. Dale Locke, founding and lead pastor at Community of Hope Church, South Florida

“Divinely Disabled is a powerful and practical reflection on disability, faith, and belonging. Full of thoughtful questions and clear guidance, this book equips pastors, caregivers, and advocates to build more inclusive communities—offering insight that will resonate across diverse experiences and perspectives.”—Taryn Williams, senior fellow for disability at the National Partnership for Women & Families

“This book offers a powerful and encouraging message, beautifully written with spiritual depth and vulnerability. Nadia Mossburg engages disability in her life as an open passage for readers to explore their own disability experience—whether personally, as a loved one or caregiver, or as a church leader—and to offer wisdom for churches to be places in which God’s love spills over in abundance. This book is itself a journey … one worth taking!”—Dr. Thomas Reynolds, associate professor of theology at Emmanuel College

Nadia Ibrahim Mossburg

Born with cerebral palsy, Nadia Ibrahim Mossburg utilizes her degrees in English, journalism, and social work, along with her experience as a senior advisor in disability policy, to enhance disability policy at the national, state, and local levels. For over two decades, she has championed greater equity, improved employment opportunities, and advancements in emergency management, public health, and public transportation. For more than three decades, she has also led Bible studies and served on various teams at her church. Nadia and her husband, Mathew, reside in the Nashville area with their three cats and Watson, Nadia’s third service dog, who is now enjoying retirement.

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