Two Roads Crossing

Dr. Rob Goodman, MDiv, DVM, MSpVM, DACVIM (SAIM) is a former US Army veterinarian that now focuses on spiritual formation and wellness. The veterinary profession is hurting and Dr. Rob shares insight into the reasons behind that pain. He explains how many try to find balance in their lives but get frustrated because they never arrive at that place. Instead of think of balance as a location we should see it as a daily intentional act that helps us stay healthy.  www.horizons-sa.org

Dr. Julie Buzby, DVM, CAVCA, CVA, the owner operator of Dr. Buzby's Toegrips, joins us in Part 2 of a two part series, to talk about the broken moments of her life and how God used those moments to bring her to a very special place.  Although things did not go according to plan, Dr. Buzby now finds herself in a place where she can be an encouragement to others that are struggling.  www.toegrips.com

Dr. Julie Buzby, DVM, CAVCA, CVA, the owner operator of Dr. Buzby's Toegrips, reflects back on her faith journey through vet school and beyond.  Many of us think we need to come to God all put together but this isn't the case.  Dr. Buzby shares her thoughts on spiritual formation and the struggle that is shared by many within the profession. www.toegrips.com

Join Dr. Barry Schwenk as he discusses his own personal struggle with understanding how his faith and profession fit together.  Listen in as he reflects on the role other professionals played in helping him come to terms with these two aspects of his life which serves as the inspiration for this podcast series.  Do you have questions or topical suggestions? Contact us by emailing [email protected]

Have you ever wondered how faith and veterinary medicine fit together?  Do you struggle finding balance between your vocation and your spiritual life?  Do those two things even go together?  With Two Roads Crossing, Dr. Barry Schwenk, a veterinarian and pastor, talks with those that have navigated through these real issues.  So, sit back and listen to these relaxed conversations between veterinarians, vet students, pastors, and industry leaders as they discuss life and living well at the intersection of Two Roads Crossing.                  Interested in learning more about the intersection of faith and veterinary medicine?  Go to www.cvm.org