FULL INTERVIEW with NICK VUJICIC!

In this episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan chats with motivational speaker and author, Nick Vujicic!
Nick was born without arms or legs. After battling depression and surviving a suicide attempt as a child, Nick began using his circumstances to uplift and inspire others. Since then, through his foundation Life Without Limbs, Nick has preached and given motivational speeches around the world in over 70 countries, to 100's of millions of people.
Nick opens up to Jordan about his response to people within the Christian community who believe healing is simply a matter of faith and he even talks about whether or not he would be healed if he had the choice right now.
Keep up with Nick's incredible work at NickVujicic.com and LifeWithoutLimbs.org. Be sure to follow him on social media @NickVujicic and follow us at @TheJordanRoss and @WhatsYourLimp?

[@mojowinckler]

Love this, love you! Loved the scene with Jesus and little James. I am a nurse and took care of a patient who has a disease that will eventually kill her. I had her watch the scene and we had a long talk about the scene and how God has chosen her in her suffering to change the world. Not by feeling sorry for herself but for renewing her mind and attitude. She started thinking of other people and her attitude has changed. She started watching the chosen and wrestling with God about her life. She calls it “love hate”. She said she feels a weight lifted because instead of fighting the diagnosis she is going to just take a step each day and walk with God and think of others. Please be encouraged that you are changing lives so others can change lives. Making the world a better place one person at a time.

[@sylviadodgin]

Such a fresh breath to hear you say that our disability isn’t or lack of faith. God has bless you both and now I’m blessed to have known you. Amén 🙏🏽

[@JenniferFutch]

What a love-fest! What a wonderful interview! What a message, Nick! What an interviewer, Jordan! How many times did Nick say, “I’ve never said this on camera before.” You are both such a blessing!

[@clintonlagdameo5452]

Ditto 😊

[@joycealexander4468]

When I hear people say that, God never refuses to heal when we ask, such as the woman that posted a video concerning Jordan, I would love to ask the question if they have never known of anyone who completely loved the Lord and died from cancer. I would love to ask them personally, if they’ve ever had the flu and ask for healing and weren’t healed. My mother passed away from brain cancer, and I lived with that woman and watched how she trusted and loved the Lord, and at the end, death was her healing.

[@artangel23]

i deal with fibromyalgia, i am in pain all day every day. but you guys help remind me of being grateful and to be thankful for what i do have. many hugs and many blessings to you ❤

[@JulieDNemeth]

Jordan, that was an amazing conversation and possibly my favorite What's Your Limp podcast. I plan to share this. Thank you!❤

[@shereeames2582]

What an amazing and honest dialogue between two beautiful G-d fearing souls. I gleaned so much from it. It’s incredibly refreshing to hear truth amidst all the darkness surrounding us these days. Thank you both for your vulnerability. It’s not easy to share your heart in a world where you’re “cancelled” for the most benign comments and thoughts. Your stories are incredibly uplifting and encouraging. I kept thinking, “ Look what the L-rd has done!” May G-d continue to strengthen your resolve, protect your minds and widen your audiences so the Kingdom of G-d is revealed to the multitudes! PS.. my husband and I are major fans of The Chosen! We tell anyone and everyone who will listen all about it. ☺️💖

[@modernrebel2575]

Thank you for this amazing interview and sharing both of your testimonies, both of you Rocks! Jesus is the answer in all our transgressions.

[@laurahyatt1909]

Wonderful interview. Two great Christian men with exceptional attitudes. God bless both of them.

[@mandybond9382]

I listened to this podcast when it came out & watched on KZbin after sharing it with some friends. Both Jordan & Nick are so encouraging & such a blessing. I have chronic arthritis. It reassures me that I am seen. Thank you 💜

[@twothirdsostrich]

Wow this is an incredibly interview and testimony! Thank you both for your testimonies and sharing them with us 🙌🏻

[@annawild7117]

I think the scene on The Chosen of your character before going out by twos, regarding suffering, is the best scene so far. (I didn't realise you had limp in real life). It was beautiful.

[@vanderfk]

Thank you for this interview. Nick is so uplifting and a remarkable speaker.

[@modernrebel2575]

I pray for both of your wishes, beautiful children of God, in the mighty name Jesus Christ .

[@strawberrypink77]

😇😇😇💟💟💟🙌🙌🙌 Amen! Praise God for all the reminders and learnings from this podcast. Thank you, Jordan & Nick! Thanks be to GOD!🙌🙌🙌

[@lorrainevane8542]

I will Pray for Arms and Legs for you. God is good and he is listening to you. Little James I will pray for your ASMTHA

[@lorrainevane8542]

I'm 68 and have trouble with spelling 😅

[@Rudrakxh]

I will pray some common sense for you

[@annie-fb1vm]

That was wonderful Thank you both!!!

[@kimmcnatt6301]

Such a wonderful interview. Thank you Jordan for this podcast and being willing to be open about difficult topics. Nick is a remarkable person who puts God first and I admire him greatly. As a parent of a disabled child and as a adult with a incurable GI disease, I’ve experienced similar feelings as you both, as well as “mom guilt” in respect to my sons disability. God bless you and may He continue to use you to reach the world. 😊🙏

[@jeannineburns3155]

I am amazed and grateful for this interview! You are speaking for the bruised reeds and shouldering wicks who have been shunned and misunderstood. Jesus is our strength in weakness, our very great reward and our voice to declare this has been silenced by those who judge our weakness. They're afraid to see suffering of any kind as being a part of living here on earth. Our hearts are deep and full of His Grace because of it, not in spite of it. Oh my Lord I pray we understand that Jesus willing came to our dark world to rescue us. Let's not be afraid of the dark. People need The Lord! He is our reward!

[@carolyns.7045]

Hi Jordan! Your podcast ROCKS! Thank you for your love and time :) I have had the honor of working with amazing individuals with disabilities... I like to call them individuals who are 'other-abled' Love to both of you!! 🤗

[@joyceelmer131]

I never watch videos that are over an hour. But I did today. Fantastic! Thank you so much. Would love to see one with Joni!

[@robbieaue9883]

Absolutely love this interview! Jordan & Nick, y'all blessed me with this interview. My youngest son has decided he hates who he is so much that he wants to become a woman and now I know how and where to direct my prayers for him!!!!

[@cec111796]

Yes- write a book!!!!!!!!! Ill be the first to buy it! Write it!!!

[@333grace]

Beautiful truths, insights, raw and real. Totally blessed to listen to both your journeys. True reality and most encouraging of the vision Nick has. Have been praying about this!!! Would love to be a part of it somehow. . . . am doing what I can but desiring to do more. Am seeking a way to reach others in different ways for all the things he spoke of; the children, the victims, the downcast, spiritually broken, reaching the lost whether physically challenged or not. AND who are blind of the end of the end-times we are in. Blind, blind, having eyes and never seeing, never wanting to see. We all need Him in some way or another . . . It is my daily prayer, LORD Jesus. Thank you for this. May the LORD Jesus Christ lead us all. Shalom shalom, Shabbat shalom.

[@SoniaJbrt]

Yeah I'm first! Love that you uploaded this interview 🤗

[@carissagonzalez9939]

I really really enjoyed this episode! ❤ learned so many things! Thanks you so much for this! 🙏💜💜

[@Averyfan]

This is such a great interview!!

[@nancyarmstrong8587]

Love this!

[@dawnflasch608]

Such an inspirational podcast ( I listened). So many take-aways!!! Thank you both!

[@russiantravelworld]

Thank you very much 👍

[@mojowinckler]

Nick mentioned a platform for discussing how to talk to people with physical or mental disabilities and special books by special kids KZbin channel does just that. He interviews people and talks to them about what makes them unique and how they live their lives.

[@SoniaJbrt]

Be thankful for what you have. You are healthy and happy. I have arms and legs, but I have epilepsy. Probably born with it. Thought I was crazy as a child, knew before the diagnosis at age 15 that I was different, something was wrong. Since I could remember I had episodes of what only could be described as temporal lobe epileptic attacks. I still get those seizures. No grand mall seizures anymore, all Glory to God! Thank God neither of you have epilepsy and both of you can see, can hear, can speak. We should be thankful for what we can do, not cry because there are things we can't do. I pray so much that God would help me clean the house, I'm a terrible housewife because I'm tired most of the time because of the epilepsy and the chronic medication for the epilepsy. Jesus tells me: Do what you can. And being a perfectionist doesn't help. I am so thankful my two children don't have epilepsy. I am thankful I can sing, and play piano and recorder, thankful for all the times I actually prepare a feast of a meal for my family. Thankful that I could make all the Christmas gifts, even for my kids, by hand. God doesn't always heal. Our hearts are most important.

[@andrewmockandrew]

Thank you both so much for this - wonderful. god bless you both.

[@Poke-Prof-Wifey]

You two are amazing

[@laimuterindiniene1720]

Love you, boys❤

[@lorrainevane8542]

I truly loved this podcast ❤️ Bless you both 🙏

[@drsandy842]

Miss your posts!!! Hope you start up again soon

[@IdahoCat]

This is so awesome! Love this discussion, I admire you both so much.

[@sylviadodgin]

W o w !!! 🙏

[@marjorielanegeorge5592]

The "immigrant" issues, the laws need to change so that people will be treated with respect. The human trafficking, I am ashamed that the U.S.A is the most responsible. Your vision of the different abilities of the world, I am grateful that you are speaking it

[@alittlepieceofearth]

I love the Chosen-- so many wonderful scenes. Just a wonderful show. That being said, I saw the scene between Jesus and LJ in the theater and I definitely had some problems with it. None of my problems were doctrinal, though. My issues were-- and still are-- primarily at the human level.

[@debbythomas7374]

Thank you thank you thank you!!!! I am a christian that has been healed of 4th stage ovarian cancer. I died when I lost a baby and bled to death and Jesus sent me back. Since then I have had 4 heart attacks , broke my femur that has not healed right. I have diabetes and high blood pressure and many other ailments. People in the church have a crummy attitude about sickness and disease. God is control. Sometimes for whatever reason people are not healed. Stop making people feel bad if they are not healed.

[@SoniaJbrt]

Because of my epilepsy, I have the most wonderful relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ! He is everything to me! I love Jesus more than this life! Heaven will be wonderful because of One reason: Jesus is there! HalleluYah! HalleluYah! And I thank God for this epilepsy, it kept me humble, it kept me from going to University, studying to become a Neurosurgeon, kept me from becoming a world renowned Neurosurgeon, successful, busy, single, bitter and far from God. This epilepsy brought me so incredibly close to God, kept me on my knees, gave me incredible compassion for everyone. I would be happy if God healed me now so I can be a great housewife. But that's it. And I'm THANKFUL that God kept from healing me, but kept on drawing me closer and closer to Him! To be so close to God... More precious than rubies, more desirable than gold... I found the precious pearl, and I gave everything, my everything for Him! HalleluYah!

[@user-th8qr2re3n]

Hi Jordan and Nick, Just a quick note- Grooming church-goers by telling them that if only they have enough faith, if only they would give more, if only, if only, if only.... is a means of first slowly breaking them down, until they can no longer manage their lives because they see themselves as unworthy of God's love, as wrong (and the list goes on), then getting them dependent upon that church and those pastors as the only 'acceptable-to-God vehicle of 'right prayer' and their only hope of healing; is spiritual abuse. It is happening everywhere, with this absolute control over people that is done over time and systematically. Those who are new to faith and those in incredibly tough situations that feel hopeless are increasingly targeted by church leaders. Thank you for this honesty, for telling the truth, and for acknowledging that the church must be corrected. People are dying without salvation while believing that they have it, because they have been taught to worship the words of pastors and other leaders rather than the God, rather than Christ. And they don't even know it. MAY GOD BLESS YOU BOTH ALONG WITH YOUR FAMILIES.

[@starcat58]

❤️😍❤️😍❤️

[@jessicaramos2804]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lylawhalen5444]

my Mom had Scoliosis, breathing probs, she was 73 when she fell asleep 🦁😇🐞

[@marytromp3440]

Thank you so much Jordan....What a great interview! I loved listening to you both share and talk about your experiences. I have a physical limp also but mine is due to MS. I was diagnosed 33 years ago with Multiple Sclerosis and am grateful for everything I can still do. I can't run or play tennis anymore but I can still walk, albeit with a limp, but that's okay. There have been many times people would ask me if I was okay because they would see me limping while walking. I never really knew how to answer them, especially if I didn't really know the person and didn't want to go into a long drawn out answer. Do you have any suggestions? Should I make a joke or ignore them? Anyway, I am blessed to have a loving family and God who loves me unconditionally. God bless you and may God continue to use you in your acting career. Mary Tromp

[@sylviadodgin]

Embrace resistence … 😮

[@sweetpeaqueen1788]

Human trafficking. What about fathers who sexually abuse their daughters from infancy to late teens. That was someone I know very well

[@UZNCO61]

Hey there, I love what both of you are saying but how the heck do you genuinely be content. How do you be in a place where you want to glorify God. I have been on a place where I felt Gods love, that he has provided for me, I felt set free. I was involved in a ministry. I had been given much so I gave much. I come from Trauma… everytime I feel I’m getting where things are working EVERYTHING goes down and I feel I end up on the bottom of the heap again. Yes I’m on of the 3 out of 10 who have been sexually violated. I’m always the percentage if something wrong will go wrong in surgery I’ll be that one. I’m 61 years old. I’m exhausted! I’m tired! I get knocked down I pick myself up. I’m tired of doing life alone. I’m of being in constant pain - mental, emotionally and physically and I’m tired of the traumA coming to bite me in the butt. I’ve worked on it for so long and thought I was free from it. The COVID and mandates hit and I’m slammed again. All my fears are hear. I will try and push to get back up and I will try but I’m angry - I feel betrayed. But I know whats god can do - he’s still got my hand and is providing and I know he loves me. But my heart yearns for so much. I stay around for my kids and friends and don’t want to hurt them. I just want to be in heaven even if I miss out on the crown of endurance. I have nothing more to give. So please tell me how you got to there. I’m trying to keep moving, I’m trying to be grateful and stop complaining. Just don’t know where I belong, where I’m going. I just want to be still and have peace and so what you guys are doing wholeheartedly!!!