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  • Joy, Peace, Love

    Joy, Peace, Love

    The Language of the Soul: How to Hear What People Aren’t Saying Let’s be honest: sometimes the most sacred moments in our ministry and medical work don’t happen during Bible studies or altar calls—they happen in exam rooms, standing next to hospital beds, and sitting across the desk in counseling chairs. These are moments when… Read more

  • Sacred Encounters in Secular Spaces

    Sacred Encounters in Secular Spaces

    Tools for Medical Evangelists – A Pathway to the Soul In the clinical setting, we interact with people from every walk of life—diverse in culture, belief, personality, and worldview. Some are eager to speak about spiritual matters; others are guarded, skeptical, or even antagonistic. So how do we, as Seventh-day Adventist physicians, pastors, and health… Read more

  • …Doing Good, As Unto A Faithful Creator

    …Doing Good, As Unto A Faithful Creator

    Sometimes It’s The Healer That Needs Healing In both medicine and ministry, we are trained to serve, to sacrifice, and to care for others—often without pause. But behind the white coats and the pulpits are souls that feel deeply and hearts that sometimes break. This story is deeply personal, and sharing it is not easy.… Read more

  • Stranded Souls and Silent Saints

    Stranded Souls and Silent Saints

    Souls Still Wait in the Dark, And The Call Is Still Worth the Cost Answer the Call: [Verse 1]There’s a call going outAcross the land in every nationA call to all who swear allegiance to the cross of ChristA call to true humility, to live our lives responsiblyTo deepen our devotion to the cross at… Read more

  • Its For You. God Is Calling

    Its For You.  God Is Calling

    TheMedicalMinistryBlog Part 3 of 3 — Answering the Call: How to Recognize and Respond to God’s Calling in Your Life Over the past two articles, we’ve explored the idea of calling as more than a feeling—it’s a relationship. In Part 1, Morris Venden reminded us that discovering God’s will is rooted in drawing near to… Read more

  • Not My will, But Thine Be Done

    Not My will, But Thine Be Done

    Called to Clarity: Living Within God’s Will (Part 2 of 3) What would change if you truly knew where God was calling you? How would your priorities shift? What distractions would fall away? This blog series is for anyone who has longed for answers to those questions. Whether you’re at the beginning of your ministry… Read more

  • Walking in God’s Will?—Or Just Walking In Circles?

    Walking in God’s Will?—Or Just Walking In Circles?

    The Thrill of Living Within God’s Will: A Call to Know and Live Your Calling (Part 1 of 3) Some people seem to thrive in chaos. They move quickly, shifting from one urgent matter to the next, always surrounded by the “fog of war.” Chaos, in a strange way, becomes a shield—an excuse not to… Read more

  • He Said ‘I Want to Die’—Then He Met Jesus

    He Said ‘I Want to Die’—Then He Met Jesus

    This is the true story of Dave, whose life was transformed by love and truth. The names were changed to protect privacy. “Seek the LORD while He may be found,Call upon Him while He is near.Let the wicked forsake his way,And the unrighteous man his thoughts;Let him return to the LORD,And He will have mercy… Read more

  • You Are Not Alone: God Will Finish What He Started

    You Are Not Alone: God Will Finish What He Started

    You Are Called- And Not Forgotten.  Stay Faithful to Your Call in the Hard Middle. There is a moment in nearly every medical student’s journey when the calling to medical missionary work feels like a distant dream—overshadowed by exhaustion, endless demands, and the fear of not measuring up. That moment often comes between the second and… Read more

  • Letter To a Young Physician in Perplexity

    Letter To a Young Physician in Perplexity

    Every generation of young physicians enters the medical field with a swirl of questions, aspirations, and decisions that shape their future. Whether you are approaching graduation from medical school, entering or completing your residency, or are already out of training and contemplating your next job move, these decisions carry weight and purpose. You stand at… Read more