How can disabilities lead to God's glory?

In the context of faith, disabilities are often seen not merely as challenges but as opportunities for God’s grace to be magnified. As illustrated in the sermon, God often allows disabilities to demonstrate His sovereignty and power, as seen in the dialogue surrounding Moses' reluctance. God’s response emphasizes His authority over all creation, including the limitations we face. 2 Corinthians 12:9 conveys this beautifully when Paul reflects on his own weaknesses, stating, 'But he said to me, My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.' By presenting our weaknesses before God, we invite His strength to manifest, leading to a greater demonstration of His character and an opportunity for His grace to shine forth, ultimately glorifying Him in ways that our self-sufficiency could never achieve.