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We all have plans. We all have dreams of what our lives will be like in the future. What happens when God doesn't meet your expectations? Join us for Part 2 of a conversation with Rachel Graham as she discusses wrestling with God and infertility.

Life is complicated and balancing family, faith and veterinary medicine can be a challenge. Today we are joined by Rachel Graham and she will give some insight into the the adoption process and the impact it had on their family.

Dealing with failure can be difficult but what if our idea of failure is wrong? Dr. Barry Schwenk discusses how God's expectations should supercede our own expectations. As we learn to see things as God sees them, we will know success.

Join a CVM team of UT students and faculty as they learn from and serve in Bolivia.

It's hard when God doesn't meet your expectations. Dr. Margaret Thompson talks about how she was able to navigate through difficult life circumstances by trusting God. If Dr. Margret's story resonates with you or you would like her help in processing your own circumstances, you can email her at whitewatersolo@gmail.com.

Waiting can be hard, especially when you and God are working on two different time tables. Listen is as Dr. Margaret Thompson shares her 30 year process in getting to the mission field.

Waiting can be hard, especially when you and God are working on two different time tables. Listen is as Dr. Margaret Thompson shares her 30 year process in getting to the mission field. Subscribe to Christian Veterinary Mission and tap the video icon to get notified when the first episode releases: https://www.youtube.com/@UCObkj5dTX8pRoG6-kLKa05w You can also listen on Apple, Google Play, Amazon, or Spotify. Subscribe to be notified when new episodes arrive. Connect with CVM Website: https://www.cvm.org/Podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChristianVeterinaryMission Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christianveterinarymission

How can Christians preach peace and unity if they can't get along with one another? Curtiss Gibbs, Mdiv discusses the importance of intentionally maintaining the bonds of peace among believers and it starts with each one of us. Subscribe to Christian Veterinary Mission and tap the video icon to get notified when the first episode releases: https://www.youtube.com/@UCObkj5dTX8pRoG6-kLKa05w You can also listen on, Apple, Google Play, Amazon, or Spotify. Subscribe to be notified when new episodes arrive. Connect with CVM Website: https://www.cvm.org/Podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChristianVeterinaryMission Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christianveterinarymission

Outsider | Episode 26 | Curtiss Gibbs, MDiv | Two Roads Crossing Do you ever feel like you don't quite fit in? Like you're on the outside looking in? In this episode of Outsider, we talk to CVM Regional Representative Curtiss Gibbs, MDiv, about what it's like to be a non-veterinarian serving veterinary professionals. Gibbs shares his unique perspective on the veterinary industry and how he's learned to bridge the gap between veterinarians and non-veterinarians. He also talks about the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace, and how we can all do better to create a more welcoming environment for everyone. If you've ever felt like an outsider, this episode is for you. Gibbs' story is an inspiration to us all, and his insights can help us all to better connect with others. #outsiderpodcast #veterinarymedicine #diversityandinclusion #workplaceculture #community #TwoRoadsCrossing #CVM Listen to the full episode now and share your thoughts with us in the comments below!

Does missions seem like an impossibility? Dr. Ginger Pelc joins us today to talk about short term missions right here in the United States. Dr. Pelc has been serving native communities every year starting while she was still in vet school. If you wonder if short term missions might be in your future, you won't want to miss this conversation.

Everyone must do their part in cultivating a healthy community. Listen in as Dr. Page Wages discusses Transparency, Accountability and Generosity. These three characteristics lead to productive relationships that help us all thrive in both faith and professional realms. Subscribe to Christian Veterinary Mission and tap the video icon to get notified when the first episode releases: https://www.youtube.com/@UCObkj5dTX8pRoG6-kLKa05w You can also listen on, Apple, Google Play, Amazon, or Spotify. Subscribe to be notified when new episodes arrive. Connect with CVM Website: https://www.cvm.org/Podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChristianVeterinaryMission Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christianveterinarymission

Everyone must do their part in cultivating a healthy community. Listen in as Dr. Page Wages discusses Transparency, Accountability and Generosity. These three characteristics lead to productive relationships that help us all thrive in both faith and professional realms.

Join a CVM team of UT students and faculty as they learn from and serve in Bolivia.

How important is community in your professional and faith journeys? Dr. Page Wages has spent a good part of her life developing teams. Whether it's in the clinic or with a vet school group or even on a mission trip, a healthy community is necessary to accomplish your goals. Today, Dr. Wages explains the dangers of isolation and the importance of team building.

Drs. Laurie and John Day spent 29 years as dairy exclusive practice owner operators. After hearing God's call to missions and navigating a delay in departure, the Days have returned from their first term in Mongolia. Did the reality of mission meet their expectations? Sometimes God's plans are different from ours and the Days share how His plans are always best.

Drs. John and Laurie Day met in vet school and built a successful dairy exclusive practice together in Idaho. After 29 years of practice ownership, they left it all behind to serve the people of Mongolia as missionaries. What would lead to such a dramatic change? Join us as they explain how they were confirmed in their calling.

Dr. Cora Farley joins us again today to talk about Real Life Real Impact, a conference held by CVM at different vet schools annually to encourage veterinary students. Through this conference, Cora was encouraged both professionally and spiritually. During a RLRI prayer request, she met her now best friend and they have been able to connect regularly ever since.

Dr. Cora Farley is a recent graduate of Kansas State University. Today, she reflects back on how God sustained her in vet school and carried her through some dark valleys. If you are interested in attending vet school or are currently walking through a difficult time, you won't want to miss her story.

Dr. Dan Bieck, DVM has had success as an associate veterinarian, practice owner and teacher. He has also faced challenges like doubt, compassion fatigue and burnout. How does God use these circumstances to teach us how to live as His children? Join us as we discuss the role of faith in professional and personal transitions, especially when things aren't going according to our plans.

Dr. Dan Bieck, DVM has had success as an associate veterinarian, practice owner and teacher. He has also faced challenges like doubt, compassion fatigue and burnout. How does God use these circumstances to teach us how to live as His children? Join us as we discuss the role of faith in professional and personal transitions, especially when things aren't going according to our plans.

Do you feel powerless? Are you driven by fear? Join us as Dr. Fred VanGorkom talks about how the power of God is available to all believers and how walking in that knowledge repels fear.

Where does your power come from? What would you do to get power? Listen in as Dr. Fred VanGorkom continues talking about the power-fear worldview and the lengths we are willing to go in order to have power.

How much does fear dictate what you do in life? Does fear shape how we understand the Gospel? Today, Dr. Fred VanGorkom explains the power-fear culture and how it impacts everything we do, including understanding God.