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Once you have better emotional awareness, the next step is addressing your emotional responses. Wellbeing requires a constant act of balancing which is recognizing where you are, where you need to be and how to get there. Dr. Rob Goodman joins again and this time will share advice on managing healthy emotional responses.

How do we begin to approach emotional health? Today, Dr. Rob Goodman discusses the importance of emotional awareness and how asking simple questions can lead to a better understanding of how we can do a better job of balancing which will lead to wellbeing.

There's a lot we take for granted. In the midst of a busy life, it's important to pause, step back and let God lead. Listen in as Lindsey Abrams, CVT talks about her short-term mission experiences and how they renewed her heart for the lost.

What does it take to get your life back on track? How do you get to the place where God restores your heart? Today, Certified Veterinary Technician Lindsey Abrams shares how she learned to depend on God. And as she did, He took her from hurt to healing.

Shortly after arriving in Bolivia, God opened a door for Heidi Janecke to use her artistic abilities to serve a local orphanage. Little did she know that a single mural would turn into almost two decades of service. www.talitacumi.org TalitaCumi@talitacumi.org

As a non-veterinarian, Heidi Janecke found herself serving alongside her husband in Bolivia. Her husband had a well defined job description but how would God use her? Join us as she explains God did once she just started looking around. www.talitacumi.org TalitaCumi@talitacumi.org

You may think that CVM is just about providing veterinary services but it is so much more. Veterinary medicine is a bridge that leads to and endless number of ministry opportunities. Today, former long-term CVM field worker to Bolivia, Heidi Janecke talks about her initial connection to CVM as a non-veterinarian and how that lead to almost two decades of international service. www.talitacumi.org TalitaCumi@talitacumi.org

Wellbeing impacts many facets of our lives. Today, Dr. Rob Goodman shares some insights into physical wellbeing. We all know what we need to do but how do we take those first steps? Perspective may make all the difference.

THANK YOU! Today marks the one year anniversary of Two Roads Crossing. After 52 episodes and 23 speakers, Dr. Barry Schwenk reflects on the year and the feedback given through the podcast survey. Where do we go from here? Dr. Schwenk shares valuable information on making godly decisions which is rooted in understanding God's will.

Check out the highlights of Real Life Real Impact 2024!

Does the idea of sharing the Gospel terrify you? Would being asked to work on a cow keep you from global missions? Maybe what you need is a little FARM training. Today, Dr. Mary McDonald talks about how she started a unique program that helps veterinarians overcome two key stumbling blocks that prevent many from answering God's call to serve. For more information: marymcdonald@sams-usa.org

Sometimes God uses relationships and circumstances to help you make decisions and lead you where He wants you to go. Adora Colicci wanted to be a veterinarian but little did she know that God would put people in her church and college to help lead her into a deeper relationship with Him and her calling as a veterinarian. Listen in as she shares her story from undergrad to the mission field and then vet school.

When you think of CVM, it's easy to overlook their dedication to sharing Christ's love to and through veterinary professionals and paraprofessionals right here in the US. Dr. Lauren Charles, CVM Workplace and Student Ministries Director elaborates on how her team engages with people for the Kingdom. Faith partners willing to listen and lend a helping hand are just a phone call away.

The path to wellness begins with a plan. Listen in as Dr. Rob Goodman returns to the podcast to share a little about CVM's new wellness imitative and how you can get involved.

Today our servant spotlight is on Dr. Lauren Charles, CVM Workplace and Student Ministries Director. Listen in as she shares her journey and how she found both her calling and identity in Christ along the way.

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.

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.

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.

2023 CVM Veterinary Conference Nashville, TN

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.

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.

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.

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.