Two Roads Crossing

Two Roads Crossing

By DR. BARRY SCHWENK, DVM, MATSSociety & Culture
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Two Roads Crossing episodes

  • Don't Kick the Can | George DeMers

    Join us as veterinary student George DeMers talks about your walk with the Lord should not be put off until later. It seems like there is always time, but the time is now and being intentional with your perspective can make all the difference.

    31 min
  • Trajectory | George DeMers

    Can one decision change the trajectory of your life? Today, third year veterinary George DeMers shares how his decision to attend the University of Pennsylvania affected his faith journey.

    32 min
  • Unowned | Dr. Mack Boyd

    Is it possible to develop your career here in the US while also being intentional about missions? Dr. Mack Boyd has done just that. Listen in today as he discusses his professional journey as a practice owner that has set aside regular time for short-term missions every year for over 20 years! His secret is not being owned by his own practice.

    34 min
  • Take Steps | Dr. Brad Frye

    From the beginning, CVM has had a vision to share Christ's love to the world through veterinary medicine. Dr. Brad Frye, Director of International Missions, joins us to talk about the importance of missions, the role of veterinarians in missions, and how the vision for missions in CVM has grown, adapted and changed over his time with the organization.

    35 min
  • Servant Spotlight | Dr. Brad Frye

    CVM was built by dedicated, hard-working, faithful servants that humbled themselves before God and followed where He led. Today we spotlight Dr. Brad Frye, Director of International Missions. Get to know him and how God not only brought him to CVM but sustained him for decades.

    29 min
  • Give it Time | Linnie Wright

    There comes a point in anything when you need to decide to dig in and make it work or just give up. Today, Linnie Wright encourages us to give our relationships the time they need to grow and mature into something precious.

    30 min
  • Better or Worse

    Relationships can be tough. Balancing relationships along with faith and veterinary medicine can seem almost impossible. Linnie Wright wasn't quite sure what she would face marrying into this profession but looking back over 50 years of marriage provide some insight on how to make it work, for better or worse.

    29 min
  • Models | Dr. Daniel Graham

    Today, Dr. Daniel Graham joins us again to discuss different ways veterinary professionals serve around the world. Is it a one size fits all kind of ministry or are there different models that suit different needs? Listen in to hear what opportunities exist and begin thinking how your skills and talents can be used to make an impact for Christ on the global stage.

    37 min
  • Mobilization | Dr. Daniel Graham

    What does a missionary look like? How do veterinarians fit into that picture? Dr. Daniel Graham challenges our perceptions and discusses how veterinarians can be mobilized for the kingdom. As the CVM Missions Mobilization Strategist, Dr. Graham understands what it takes for veterinary professionals to be used by God on a global scale.

    36 min
  • Stigmas | Dr. Maria Garrett

    We all have scars. We all have come through circumstances that seemed impossible at the time. But how did they affect the way we see ourselves? Dr. Maria Garrett discusses how to be a part of an encouraging community and she challenges you to imagine what God can do for you after seeing what God did for her.

    31 min

About Two Roads Crossing

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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.