We continue our conversation with Dr John Weaver this week on the decisions that come with attending college or university. What factors should one bear in mind when selecting an institution of higher learning, and what questions should inform that decision? How do these fundamental questions shape a student's relationships with peers and faculty in this season of life? John also helps us to grapple with the development of identity and character through the establishment of lifelong disciplines.For
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We're excited to bring you the first part of our conversation with Dr John Weaver, Academic Dean at Florida College. In this episode, we discuss what a person might need to weigh when considering whether to attend college or university. John helps us to consider some of the large overarching questions which shape one's life, and how the search for answers sets a course for the future. We also touch on the idea of calling or vocation, and how one can use any career path to bring glory to the Lord and goodness to fellow man. In future episodes, we'll look at where to attend, and how to develop spiritual patterns and disciplines in this pivotal season for many.For
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Today, Karen Crain sits down with the Devotional Doctors to discuss pursuing a military career. She shares her experiences in the Marine Corps, and offers some advice to young people considering enlistment. We also look at the idea of the Christian soldier, and how ideas of service, dedication, diversity, and singleness of purpose are borne out in the military, as well as the church. And as always, we look to how this season might contribute to physical and spiritual health and well-being.For
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In this week's Devotional Doctors podcast, Josh Coles joins us to explore young adulthood in the workplace. He explains the challenges of learning new independence and responsibility in adulthood, and we consider the opportunities of establishing positive patterns and finding new mentors. We also consider what Proverbs and Ecclesiastes have to contribute in wisdom for young adults.
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This episode concludes our series with Gloria Mickle as we discuss adolescence and teen years. What a difficult and challenging time to be a young person; there are pressures to fit in, pressures to learn who you are, pressures from families, peer groups, without and within, plus all the associated physical changes. So how can a young person navigate this age with healthy wisdom? And how can those of us around teenagers be a support and resource for them? We thank Gloria for the experience and wisdom that she lends to us.
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In today's episode, we continue our conversation with retired educator Gloria Mickle. She shares with us some wisdom regarding the grade school years of early childhood. We consider how these years are important for the development of skills - how to learn, how to communicate, how to handle responsibility, and how to fail. Gloria explains how our attitudes and behaviors as adults are reflected in the children around us. And we look to Scriptural examples of God's parenthood to understand the patience and mercy we can show our children.
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In this episode, we consider the early years of infants and toddlers. Gloria Mickle, who has lots of experience as an educator, as well as a mother and grandmother, joins us to talk about these special and formative years. We think about the opportunities and challenges that these years can bring for both the child and the parent. We also consider what Scripture has to say about children, and about how God as a perfect parent loves us.
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Today's episode marks the debut of Season 2 of Devotional Doctors. In this conversation, we introduce the idea of telling the narrative of a life, whether in linear language or cyclical language. We also touch on valuing our stories and the stories of others; this season, we will consult with several guests in other seasons of life. The Scriptures speak to each of the different seasons of our lives, and use the language of different seasons to describe God's relationship with His people. If we are to love one another, is vital that we learn from what others have to offer from their own seasons and experiences.
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In this Season 1 finale, we look at the idea of prognosis, looking forward with optimism to something better. We can be a forward-looking people following the example of our God. This also helps us look forward to our next season of Devotional Doctors, which will begin Feb 1, 2020. Thanks to the Lord, and to our podcast community, for the love, support, and hope for the future!

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