Episodes
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Mark Ranzinger: Radicalized
Saul Alinsky’s “Rules for Radicals” is 2000 years late and falls far short as a program for lasting change. Has history countered with other offerings of a deeper dimension? Perhaps...
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Mark Finley: Busyness, Spirituality, and Vision
One of the great challenges to a meaningful spiritual life is busyness. It is a challenge that medical/dental students and professionals face on a daily basis. During this session we will explore practical principles of the deeper spiritual life in a hectic world. We will also discuss three of…
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Sebastien Braxton: Doctor Who?
It was Gandhi who said that ‘My message is my life.’ The Great Physician, Jesus, was no different. He did not only provide healing, He was a Healer. In this 11th hour, we need more than physicians, we need healers.
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Daryl Cheng: Of Opiates and Stimulants
A young doctor’s grapple with ministry and medicine.
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Bee See: Revolutionary
Berenice Cheng grew up wanting to be a revolutionary. She specifically wanted to do big things for God in the area of mission and medicine. However, in during her academic journey she eventually started to see the rich young ruler in herself. Join Berenice as she shares her journey of radical...
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John Howe: Radical Resolution: The Healing Faith and Rest of Christ
“Radical Resolution” describes both the moral vision to recognize our brokenness and the resolve to live with integrity. The Faith of Christ and the Rest (as in Sabbath Rest) of Christ will be explored as the healing instruments of God to wholeness and salvation.
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John Torquato: Radical Practice
Desperate people will do radical things. The motive which causes desperation will tell of character, influence destiny, and alter your practice of medicine. Objectives: 1. Learn the essential elements necessary to radically transform a practice into an evangelistic center of influence. 2. Review...
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Edwin Nebblett: Radical: Burning, Balance or Flame Out?
A 2012 article reported in the Archives of Internal Medicine that 45.8% of physicians surveyed reported having either emotional exhaustion, depersonalization or low personal accomplishment in their work. A Harris Interactive online survey in 2013 revealed that 60 percent of healthcare workers…
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Todd Guthrie: Free Radicals in Practice: The Good, the Bad, and Oxidative Stress
It is the last hour of earth’s history. Stressful times are here, with more to come. How will we react to these challenges? A short primer on free radicals may provide some spiritual lessons we can apply in our own practices. Objectives: 1. Review and update of the function of free radicals and...
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