When God Says No is a powerful and honest story of faith, grief, and hope. Through her journey of caring for a child with severe autism and epilepsy, Denise Wynn shares how God's grace can sustain us through life's deepest disappointments. This inspiring book encourages readers to trust God's purpose, find strength in difficult seasons, and discover peace even when prayers seem unanswered.

Discovering Yes, When God Says No reveals the plan of God for a family who found the faith to accept God’s will and the courage to create a ministry for those whose lives are affected by disability. This anniversary edition includes the book When God Says No, a rare gift that grants the reader access to the very soul of a mother as she desperately tries to hold onto faith while accepting the disabilities of her child, profoundly affected by autism and epilepsy.

“When God Says No: THE WORKBOOK” was developed to inspire and encourage. It is organized to be used in conjunction with Denise Wynn’s book, “When God Says No: Finding the Faith to Accept God’s Will”. Through 12 weeks of thought provoking applications and questions, hearts and minds will be touched and able to embrace the realization of hope and joy. It is meant to offer support and education with the goal of enabling each participant to see a positive future for themselves and their special loved ones.

SEEN is a branch within ABLE Ministry, dedicated to the siblings of those with disabilities. Disability affects not only the individual but also the family unit in various ways. “The Glass Child” is the term for siblings of individuals with disabilities or chronic illness. Siblings may feel invisible as their needs are not seen and/or met by the parents due to a majority of the focus being placed on the sibling with a disability. How fitting for this subgroup to be named “SEEN.”

We are ABLE: The Training Manual provides the resources and tools necessary to create a culture of inclusion for individuals and families impacted by disability.

Chosen for This Journey is a 21-day devotional created to encourage parents and caregivers of individuals with disabilities, neurodivergence, or chronic illness. Through daily reflections, readers are reminded of God’s unwavering love, strength, and presence. This devotional offers hope, encouragement, and reassurance that God has chosen and equipped you for your journey—and that He walks beside you every step of the way.

Before he ever stood on a stage, Darin Sargent was just a kid growing up with one hand — trying to fit in, wondering why he was different, and slowly discovering a bigger purpose. This is his true story, written for young readers ages 5–10 and the families who love them, about high dives, baseball games, a run for class president, and the moment he learned he was fearfully and wonderfully made.