In his first in-person speaking appearance since the catastrophic fall that left him paralyzed, Dennis Prager addresses a question many have asked: Why hasn't he become depressed?
Speaking to a packed audience in Miami, Dennis recounts the accident that changed his life and explains why he refuses to define himself as a victim, even when he has every reason to feel like one. Instead of dwelling on what he's lost, he celebrates his personal victories, including the ability to breathe without a ventilator.
He also shares why he never expected God to shield him from suffering, why he's more concerned with what God expects of him than what he expects from God, and what motivates him to continue his Bible commentary and write new books.
What can Dennis's response to adversity teach us about happiness, gratitude, and finding purpose in the face of suffering?
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