A Song for Encouragement
Encouraging families impacted by disabilities is one reason this blog exists. Since 2008, Different Dream has published hundreds of articles to encourage and equip parents caring for children with special needs.
Today’s post provides encouragement in the form of a music video created by Steve Siler, an award-winning songwriter. You may have read his Different Dream post, Whole in the Sight of God, which he contributed a few months ago.
When asked why he wrote the song and then produced this video, he said, “I wrote this song after learning my son would be born with spina bifida. The recording engineer and string arranger who worked on this song with me also have families touched by disability. I pray this new video will encourage and bless all those who are loving a child with a disability.”
I hope the music video “Whole in the Sight of God” touches your heart as it did mine.
Thank you, Steve, for once again encouraging families impacted by disabilities.
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Three Photos by Ryan Wolfe, One Photo by Jason Morrison—on Disability Is Beautiful

By jphilo
Steve Siler is founder and director of Music for the Soul a multi-award-winning not-for-profit ministry using songs and stories to bring the healing and hope of Jesus to people in deep pain. Siler is a Dove Award winning songwriter, music producer, author, and speaker. He is co-host of the Music for the Soul Podcast: Where Music, Hope, and Healing Come Together! He and his wife Meredith have two children and three grandchildren.
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