Pastors Terry Johnsson and Sam Leonor challenge us to love through the action of forgiveness.

"And I love the quote that Gandhi says, 'The weak can never forgive, forgiveness is the attribute of the strong'." -Terry Johnsson

In episode 61, Alex and Dustin Aho talk about the guiding principle, Be Love. The episode can be found here, https://www.adventisthealth.org/blog/2019/september/the-together-inspired-podcast-be-love/.

Pastors Terry Johnsson and Sam Leonor challenge us to love those we think are the hardest to love.

"Loving the way that God loves, leads to transformation but also means we leave something behind from ourselves." -Sam Leonor

In episode 61, Alex and Dustin Aho talk about the guiding principle, Be Love. The episode can be found here, https://www.adventisthealth.org/blog/2019/september/the-together-inspired-podcast-be-love/.

In this episode, Pastors Terry Johnsson and Sam Leonor challenge us to love people that are different then us.

"Do something every day, focus on something every day that makes us loving, makes us better people and transforms lives around us." -Sam Leonor

In episode 61, Alex and Dustin Aho talk about the guiding principle, Be Love. The episode can be found here, https://www.adventisthealth.org/blog/2019/september/the-together-inspired-podcast-be-love/.

In the next four episodes, Alex and his guests, Terry Johnsson and Sam Leonor delve deeper into the concept of what it looks like to "Be love." In this episode they specifically talk about what it looks like to love in the workplace.

In episode 61, Alex and Dustin Aho talk about the guiding principle, Be Love. The episode can be found here, https://www.adventisthealth.org/blog/2019/september/the-together-inspired-podcast-be-love/.

As we discuss the sixth and final guiding principle, "Be a mission owner," Alex and Dustin ask the question, how do we as individuals and owners of this mission statement be an inspiring force to those that we interact with both inside and outside the organization?

As we dig into our fifth guiding principle, "Be Curious," Alex and Dustin talk about the curiosity. How can we maintain the curiosity of a toddler and continue to ask the question, why?

Our fourth guiding principle in this series is "Be welcoming." What does this mean in light of our mission to live God's love? How can we utilize this concept both at work and at home?

Be brilliant is the third of six guiding principles in our series about a culture of love. What does it mean to "be brilliant?" Alex and Dustin discuss this concept and what it means to shine.

As we delve into our six guiding principles at Adventist Health, Alex and Dustin discuss what it looks like to make a difference in the world we're serving. How do we challenge the status quo?

In this episode, Alex and Dustin refer to a two-part conversation from January 2019 where Alex interviewed Dr. Gary Ferngren. To learn more about the history of health care before Jesus and how Jesus changed health care click on the links below.

Episode 21: https://www.adventisthealth.org/blog/2019/january/the-together-inspired-podcast-episode-21-the-his/

Episode 22: https://www.adventisthealth.org/blog/2019/february/the-together-inspired-podcast-episode-22-how-jes/

Love is at the center of the Adventist Health mission statement, Living God's love by inspiring health, wholeness and hope. What drives us each day to be love at work, at home and to those we cross paths with in our lives. In this conversation Alex Bryan and Dustin Aho give a glimpse into what this looks like and practical ways we can put love into action.