The Bible teaches that the universe has no ends, and God has named every star. The Bible also speaks about the wind cycles of the earth, and the existence of rivers that run through the ocean floors. Meanwhile, the healthcare system is facing a shortage of physicians, with many doctors citing stress and burnout as reasons for leaving the profession. The Affordable Care Act has added to the problem, with physicians feeling like they're just a number in the system. The use of artificial intelligence and robots in healthcare is also a concern, as it may eventually replace human physicians. [... more]

Peter Rosenberger shares his personal experiences as a caregiver for his wife, Gracie, who has undergone multiple surgeries. He discusses the importance of faith, theology, and music in providing comfort and hope during difficult times. Peter also reflects on the recent shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville and the impact it has had on him and his community. [... more]

Medical professionals are speaking out against the trend of pushing gender ideology in American medicine, citing a lack of evidence and mounting harm to children. The Doctors Protecting Children Declaration, signed by organizations representing 75,000 physicians, affirms that there are only two distinct sexes and that recognizing differences is critical for good medical practice. [... more]

Jesus' friends get sick, and he lets them wander in the desert for 40 years to crush their errant will and build their faith. He delays things so that their faith might grow, and they learn to interpret their circumstances by the love of Christ rather than their circumstances by Christ's love. [... more]

Jesus' friends get sick, but his love for them doesn't mean he will heal them immediately. Instead, his delays are a demonstration of his love, and he uses sickness to further the faith of his followers and to bring glory to God. [... more]

As caregivers, we often interact with doctors who are at high risk for burnout. Peter Rosenberger shares practical advice on how to approach these interactions with kindness, self-control, and a higher standard of behavior, inspired by Christian values. [... more]

Caregivers face unique challenges, including the emotional toll of caring for loved ones with dementia. Dr. Elizabeth Landsberg shares her expertise on geriatric medicine, highlighting the importance of proper medication management, pain treatment, and addressing the root causes of agitation. She emphasizes the need for a more holistic approach to elder care, focusing on the individual's overall well-being and quality of life. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explains that justification, redemption, and propitiation are three words that can change a person's life. He discusses how God's love and grace are available to everyone, regardless of their past or current circumstances, and how these three concepts are central to the Christian faith. [... more]

Todd Starns discusses the latest news on Hurricane Ian, the controversy surrounding drag shows, and the debate over immigration. He also critiques Barack Obama's comments on racism and immigration, and talks about the importance of classical education and charter schools in Tennessee. [... more]

Navigating doctor's offices can be challenging for caregivers, but Peter Rosenberger shares his experience and offers practical advice on how to make the most of medical visits. He emphasizes the importance of being professional, polite but assertive, and staying out of pharmaceutical conversations unless directly asked. By following these tips, caregivers can reduce stress and make their journey more peaceful. [... more]

The Bible says that divine government is to preserve the image of God, and that any opposition to God's word is an opposition to God's laws. The current government is seen as illegitimate, and the Bible says that we must obey God, not just because we're afraid of punishment, but because we love him. The concept of abortion is discussed, and it's argued that it's not about a woman's right to choose, but about when does life begin. The medical industry is also criticized for its atheistic approach to healthcare, and the benefits of holistic medicine are highlighted. [... more]

Caregivers must assert their authority to advocate for their loved ones, even if it means standing up to medical professionals. This authority comes from experience and knowledge, not just training. As Christians, it's essential to spread the word of God, especially to those who lack access to Bibles. [... more]

The intersection of God and science is explored as two infectious disease specialists discuss the COVID-19 vaccines, their effectiveness, and the concerns surrounding their development and use. They address questions about the vaccines' safety, the role of aborted fetal tissue in their development, and the importance of transparency in the medical field. [... more]

The church's response to suffering and trauma is often inadequate, with a focus on fixing or rescuing rather than being present with those in pain. A psychologist and author argues that Christ's example of entering the darkness and suffering of others is a model for the church, and that this approach can lead to transformation and healing. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with feelings of anxiety, fear, and depression, but God's sovereignty and faithfulness can provide comfort and guidance. Jeremiah's message to the Israelites in captivity can be applied to caregivers, encouraging them to build their lives and trust God's plan, even in difficult circumstances. [... more]

Pastor Jim Bachman discusses the challenges of pastoring a church during the COVID-19 pandemic, including social isolation and the need for resilience in faith. He shares how his church, Stevens Valley Church, has adapted to the new normal by offering virtual services and finding a balance between caution and common sense. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with non-compliant loved ones, particularly when it comes to hoarding and letting go of possessions. Dr. Liz Barnett, a specialist in motivational interviewing, shares her expertise on how to approach these situations with empathy and understanding, rather than heavy-handedness and criticism. [... more]

Caregivers can alleviate stress and regain control of their data with Vault, a secure information management and communication platform. Audrey Bond, CEO of Vault, shares her personal experience of building the platform to help families and caregivers communicate and share important information, alleviate stress, and give people back control of their data. [... more]

Building a strong immune system is crucial for preventing and surviving cancer, as well as fighting off COVID-19. Jenny Brandt shares her eight-step plan for boosting the immune system, which includes proper hydration, nutrition, and rest. She emphasizes the importance of taking personal responsibility for one's health and not relying solely on medical treatments. Jenny's approach has helped her recover from cancer and has given hope to many caregivers and individuals struggling with autoimmune disorders. [... more]

A historic cemetery in South Carolina was vandalized with Black Lives Matter graffiti, but a local man, Remar Rucker, took it upon himself to clean and restore the graves, demonstrating the power of redemption and community in America. [... more]