In this deeply encouraging episode, Dr. Jennifer Kang sits down with Dr. Brenda Jones, a nurse, midwife, educator, researcher, and ministry leader whose decades of experience have revealed a profound truth: the greatest challenge isn’t simply enduring the demands of healthcare, but learning to trust God in the middle of them. Through honest stories of perseverance, surrender, and discovering rest in God’s presence, Dr. Brenda shares how releasing the need to fix everything has transformed the way she lives, leads, and cares for others. If you’ve ever felt the weight of carrying too much, wrestled with waiting on God, or wondered what it truly looks like to persevere without striving, this conversation offers a refreshing invitation to trust the Father’s leadership and find peace that isn’t dependent on your circumstances.

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In this eye-opening episode of the Restore Healthcare Project, Dr. Jennifer Kang sits down again with Dr. Candy Gunther Brown to pull back the curtain on homeopathy, herbalism, and essential oils—not with fear, but with discernment. What begins as a conversation about “natural” remedies quickly becomes a deeper look at worldview, healing, and the subtle ways spiritual language can be blended with scientific terms until the two become difficult to separate. Together, they explore the origins of homeopathy, the idea of “vital force,” the difference between God-given biochemical properties and spiritual claims about energy or vibration, and why Christians in healthcare must keep asking: Why is this supposed to work, and what am I agreeing with when I use it? This episode invites listeners to slow down, think clearly, and recover a grounded confidence that God is the true source of healing, without fear, confusion, or counterfeit shortcuts.

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In this deeply stirring solo episode, Dr. Jennifer Kang ushers us into the holy tension of perseverance—not as a grit-your-teeth endurance, but as a supernatural, love-fueled gift hidden inside the very hardships we try to escape. She traces the stunning, defiant life of Florence Nightingale, a woman who encountered Jesus as a teenager, received a calling that scandalized her Victorian family, and went on to fundamentally reshape modern healthcare from her bedroom while battling a chronic, debilitating illness. With piercing insight, Dr. Kang unpacks Romans 5 to reveal that perseverance is actually powered by the love of God being poured into our hearts, and she dares to ask the question we’re often too afraid to voice: what if the obstacle you’re begging God to remove is actually His love awakening your design? This episode is a prophetic invitation to stop fighting your limitations and start believing that the legacy of hope you’re creating in hiddenness will outlast your lifetime.

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In this episode of the Restore Healthcare Project, we're sharing Dr. Amy Hayton's InspireX talk from the Restore 2026 Conference—a message that cuts straight to the heart of what it means to be formed as a healer. Through the unforgettable story of a fourth-year medical student named Peter, who brought the presence of God into a tense pediatric ICU room when every test failed and a mother had lost all hope, Dr. Hayton explores what becomes possible when we stop confusing performance with calling and start welcoming the Holy Spirit as teacher, guide, and transformer in our work. This InspireX talk wrestles with the deeper questions so many in healthcare are asking: how do we remain whole while serving brokenness every day, and what if our workplaces became sacred ground where mentorship turns into discipleship? If you've been running on empty while carrying everyone else, this episode will meet you right where you are and leave you believing that the future of healthcare belongs to healed healers.

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At the Restore 2026 Conference, Dr. Lysa Owen took the stage for an InspireX Talk that feels like grabbing coffee with a wise friend who's been in the trenches of both medicine and faith. In this episode, the Northern Ireland clinician and educator unpacks a transformative four-step apology framework—born not just from parenting toddlers but from a humbling, real-life professional conflict where a colleague bravely called her out—showing how saying sorry well can become a relational superpower that changes everything. She then gives us a peek into her newest vision: an interprofessional chronic pain café launching in a local shopping center, where medical, physiotherapy, and pharmacy students will learn to care for the underserved while her church community quietly offers prayer, hospitality, and counseling just across the corridor. Lysa's vulnerability and practical wisdom make this one of those talks you'll want to revisit whenever you need reminding that your faith and your profession don't have to live in separate rooms.

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In this episode, Dr. Josh Brown, a Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Indiana University and author of Proving A Miracle, makes a compelling case that as Christians in healthcare, we owe the world a higher standard of evidence—not less. Rather than simply asking people to take testimonies at face value, he argues that we have both the tools and the responsibility to document healing prayer with the same rigor we apply to any clinical intervention. Drawing from the centuries-old Lambertini criteria used by the Catholic Church to verify miracles, he walks us through what it actually takes to rule out natural explanations, placebo effects, and spontaneous remission. The conversation lands on a powerful tension: inside the church, testimonies need to be safe and honored; outside the church, they need to withstand honest scrutiny. Dr. Brown believes we can hold both, and that doing so doesn't weaken our witness—it sharpens it. For anyone navigating the intersection of science, faith, and the practice of medicine, this episode offers a framework for speaking with authority in the public square without losing credibility or compromising conviction.

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In this InspireX talk from Restore Conference 2026, Dr. Desiree Yeboah shares a powerful testimony of faith and perseverance after failing her pediatric board exams twice and choosing to apply for fellowship before knowing whether she would pass on her third attempt. Drawing from the story of King Jehoash striking the ground only three times in 2 Kings 13, she challenges healthcare professionals to consider where they may have stopped short, settled for less, or lowered their expectations for what God can do. With honesty and vulnerability, she reflects on the disappointment, fear, and discouragement that can come from stepping out in faith while not seeing immediate breakthrough. For anyone who has grown weary, struggled to keep believing for miracles, or felt the tension of following Jesus in a secular healthcare environment, this message is a compelling invitation to keep striking, keep trusting, and keep expecting God to move.

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In this episode of the Restore Healthcare Project, Dr. Jennifer Kang sits down with Harvard-trained religious studies scholar Dr. Candy Gunther Brown for a thoughtful and deeply researched conversation that may reshape the way listeners view yoga and its place in modern healthcare. Together they explore the historical and spiritual roots of yoga, unpacking how a practice often presented as “just stretching” carries an embodied spiritual framework that can gradually influence beliefs and identity over time. From sun salutations and kundalini to the question of Christian yoga, Pilates, and informed consent in medical practice, this dialogue invites believers—especially those in healthcare—to examine not only physical outcomes, but the deeper spiritual fruit of what they practice and recommend. With clarity and grace, this episode offers a compelling call to discernment and biblical grounding around embodiment, worship, and what true healing truly means.

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In this rich and deeply practical conversation, Dr. Jennifer Kang sits down with Dr. Susie Hunt—former GP turned hospital chaplain and founder of Doctors for Doctors—to explore what clinician wellness actually looks like when it’s rooted in abiding with Jesus. From “starting your day in the evening” with surrendered sleep, to putting on “the undergarment of truth” before touching your phone, to practicing restorative micro-pauses in the middle of hospital chaos, this episode is filled with rhythms that feel both holy and doable. Susie shares vulnerably from her own recent burnout, offering tools for navigating guilt, cultivating conviction instead of shame, and becoming a “ripe avocado”—soft-hearted yet thick-skinned. There’s a beautiful integration of Scripture, neuroscience, habit formation, and Spirit-led living that speaks directly to the exhausted clinician who loves God but feels stuck on the merry-go-round. This conversation doesn’t offer hype or hustle; it offers trellis, bread, song, surrender, and practical rhythms that make abiding possible in real life. If you’re in healthcare and longing to feel connected, steady, and alive again, this episode will feel like water to your soul.

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In this episode of the Restore Healthcare Project, Dr. Jennifer Kang interviews neuroscientist Dr. Joshua Brown about the moment his life changed forever—a sudden seizure that led to a presumed terminal brain tumor diagnosis at age 30, just as he became a father. What unfolds is a story of his remarkable journey of costly hope, global travels to healing meetings, unexpected recoveries, and a rigorous scientific investigation into miracles. Dr. Brown shares how his own experience with healing reshaped his research focus, eventually leading to the formation of the Global Medical Research Institute and published clinical trials examining the measurable effects of prayer on pain and anxiety. This conversation thoughtfully navigates medical integrity, academic honesty, and deep faith, offering a compelling vision of what it looks like to pursue evidence-based medicine without dismissing the power of prayer. Whether you’re a clinician, scientist, or believer longing to see faith and healthcare restored together, this episode will challenge and encourage you.

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