AudioVerse Presentations (English)

OBJECTIVES:1. Identify ways to get back to the basics of building an abundant life and career.2. Discuss ways to embrace the challenges of practice ownership and overcome them.3. Challenge the status quo mindset and seek to inspire a paradigm shift of thinking.

OBJECTIVES:1. Identify creative ways providers can effectively implement whole person care and spread the gospel in the patient care setting.2. Demonstrate practical ways to increase boldness in sharing the gospel while not alienating patients, but rather increasing their trust in you as a provider.3. Recognize “The Long Game” – Illustrate how ministering to patients over time, in specialties such as primary care, can help to confirm and prove your faith with your patients.

OBJECTIVES1. Identify effective ways to access patient needs and evaluate underlying issues that may be affecting patients’ dental and overall health.2. Demonstrate practical ways to treat patients’ underlying needs to improve patient quality of life, and in turn, improve their dental health.3. Implement principles learned that will enhance the development of long-term positive relationships with patients and staff.

OBJECTIVES:1. Identify workable methods for realizing “life more abundant” in the home.2. Determine the adjustments needed for a two-physician household to purposefully lead ministry in the home while serving the Lord through medical evangelism.3. Explore practical tools for instilling an earnest love of Jesus in the hearts of the children.4. Identify and utilize appropriate resources for successfully fulfilling the family mission.

Our career is our plans, our calling is God’s plans for our life. Our careers give us an “occasion” or opportunity that should be leveraged to fulfill our calling which is our purpose in life! In this presentation find out what the greatest commodity for success is and how this relates to our career and calling in life!

An archaeology team from Southern Adventist University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem uncovered an ivory hair comb that features the first known complete, alphabetic sentence ever discovered. Discovered at Tel Lachish in Israel during a 2016 excavation, the sentence found on the comb was written in the Caananite language, which is the predecessor to all modern alphabets.As featured in the New York Times, CNN, and Jerusalem Post, Dr. Michael Hasel, professor of archaeology at Southern Adventist University and co-director of the Lachish excavations, shares the story of this discovery just as it was published, and discusses the important implications this remarkable finding has for us today.