Changing your perspective of people is important, just like God wants us to love others deeply even when they don't know Jesus yet. As Christians, our love and joy come from Jesus, and we should tell others about him. By doing everyday work with love, we can draw people to God and build his kingdom on earth where one day people from all nations will worship together.

This article was adapted from Hope in the Darkness: A Medical Professional’s Guide to Gospel-Centered Care by Sara Danielle Hill

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Join us as we explore the intricate intersection of faith and healthcare with our guest, Dr. Kathryn Butler. Listen in as she shares personal narratives that reveal the challenges and triumphs of integrating spiritual care within the medical profession. As we navigate personal faith and the rigors of work and family life, we affirm the crucial role of community and communication in sustaining those who dedicate their lives to the service of others.

Tune in for an episode that not only sheds light on the practical ways we can incorporate gospel-centered care into our practice but also serves as a beacon of hope and resilience in the face of adversity.

This podcast is sponsored by Undercurrents Ministries. Follow us on Instagram @undercurrents.ministries.

If you like what you hear, head over to our website to check out what our ministry has to offer!