AudioVerse Presentations (English)

In the word there is divine energy that can transform your mind and make you a newcreation(E.J.Waggoner). Inthewordweareentreatedtodietoself,toallow Christ to abide in us and to express HIM in everything we do : submitting our wills to God, being sincere in faith, loving those that pain us. It will be crushing to let go, to die to the desires of the heart and be empty shells, unless we can let go but let Him in, for “this is my comfort in my affliction; Thy word has made me alive.”

OBJECTIVES:1. Discuss how to provide whole person care, particularly emphasizing spiritual care, to children and their families in a hospital and intensive care setting.2. Illustrate how to approach families for prayer during their hospitalization.3. Apply concepts of spiritual care to pediatric cases.

Addressing how one of the most confusing parables in the Gospels seems to contradict what we know about death.

OBJECTIVES:1. Identify how our spiritual intonation affects connection with patients resulting in greater patient satisfaction and in turn, improved patient outcomes.2. Demonstrate how God desires to utilize your medical practice to minister to patients physically, mentally and, most importantly, spiritually as that is the key to true happiness and lasting change in our patients lives.3. Implement practical methods of effective whole person care with an emphasis on sharing Christ in the clinical setting.

This presentation will build on the previous lecture. It will focus on what’s next after once one chooses to accept the call to be a medical evangelist. It will focus on answering the questions: “Where do I start? What can I do in my setting? And HOW can I do medical evangelism? What do I actually say to patients?” Practical examples with pictures of what medical evangelism could look like in a private practice setting will be given based on years of examples and ideas given by previous AMEN speakers and how they have been implemented in a private practice setting to the glory of God and enlarge His kingdom.OBJECTIVES:1. Discuss the nuts and bolts of medical evangelism. Application can be made to any setting, but we will focus specifically on what could it look like in a private practice setting.2. Focus on changing the overall perceptions of patients with the clinic environment and even the reputation of the clinic in the community.3. Specific examples of easy scripts which could be used to pray with patient

OBJECTIVES:1. Discuss the principles of Medical Evangelism in the context of personal spiritual growth.2. Illustrate how personal spiritual growth leads to improved quality of life for the provider and subsequently their patients.3. Illustrate how to improve relationships by involving your entire family, office staff, colleagues, etc. as part of your Medical Missionary team.4. Discuss personal experiences of God’s divine guidance in our lives and share how these apply to each participant.5. Apply the principles of medical missionary work in the context of the 21st century to our families, local congregations, and our larger mission outreach endeavors.

This presentation will focus on the serious calling for an individual of any profession and training with a variety of backgrounds and cultures to be a medical evangelist. We will look at the steps needed and the thought processes needed to navigate the crazy world in which we find ourselves to stay connected with Jesus. Finally, we will look at the methods Jesus used to reach people and realize that the call to be a medical evangelist is not only for all health professionals, but for every member of God’s remnant church in order to demonstrate God’s true character of unselfish love, and how when this calling is followed, it brings life more abundant.OBJECTIVES:1. Discuss the worldview of a Seventh-day Adventist and the basic mindset necessary to choose to serve God.2. Discuss how to daily direct our minds to focus on Jesus and how only through Him can our hearts be changed to a heart of service.3. Focus on Jesus’ methods of medical evangelism and the joy and contentment it brings to work as He worked; truly,