Omari Hodge, MD discusses the concept of Racial Healthcare Disparities and how Christians in healthcare should seek change to healthcare disparities related to race and ethnicity.

Omari Hodge, MD discusses the concept of Critical Race Theory and how Christians in healthcare should seek unity in diversity.

Rabbi Yaakov Menken, Managing Director of the Coalition for Jewish Values, discusses the common areas of agreement between the Christian and Jewish faiths and the mutually beneficial alliances that can be formed.

Pastor James Brooks & Dr. Daisy Dowell share their vision for the Lawndale Christian Health Center where the staff provides soul care and healthcare to the local residents.

Donna Harrison, MD is the Executive Director of the American Association of Pro-Life OB/GYNs. AAPLOG is the largest non-sectarian pro-life physician organization in the world. AAPLOG exists to encourage and equip its members and other concerned medical professionals to provide an evidenced-based defense of both the mother and her unborn child. AAPLOG currently has over 4000 medical professionals in the U.S. and has international physician members worldwide.

Volunteerism has been a hallmark of CMDA members throughout our 90 year history. Scott Keller, MD shares how he is serving as Christ's healthcare ambassador to immigrants in the "most diverse square mile in America", at Grace Medical Village in Clarkston, GA.

Finney Kuruvilla, MD discusses the concept of biblically responsible investments and how you can make your portfolio reflect your faith.

This week we share a episode from the Healthy Doctor Podcast from the CMDA Center for Well-Being. Steve Sartori, MD talks with Dr. Omayra Mansfield who co-authored The Trust Transformation, a workshop that helps participants transform and improve the relationships in their lives by building a foundation of trust. Her primary areas of interest are improving the physician and patient experience as it relates to improving provider wellbeing, patient adherence to care, and clinical outcomes, and she has lectured extensively on these topics.

Mike Chupp, MD shares the Christmas Devotional he gave to the staff of CMDA about the "Unshakable Hope" we have thru Christ our King.

Henry Williams, MD is the Chair of the Tennessee Center for Bioethics and Culture. He discusses the topic of human flourishing in an age of gene editing and the ethical concerns for mankind's future.

Mitch Duinnick, MD is the Residency Program Director at In His Image in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He discusses how to instill spiritual resilience into those in healthcare training and be proactive in discipleship even during these challenging times.

Dr. Mark Regnerus, Professor of Sociology at the University of Texas at Austin and a senior fellow and co-founder of the Austin Institute for the Study of Family and Culture, discusses his book "The Future of Christian Marriage".

Doug Lindberg, MD, Director for the CMDA Center for Advancing Healthcare Missions, discusses how CMDA is increasing the number of Healthcare Missionaries and preparing them to be fruitful for the Kingdom on the mission field.

Leonard Sax, MD continues the discussion of his book "Why Gender Matters" and an essay he wrote entitled "Politicalizing Pediatrics: How the American Academy of Pediatrics Transgender Guidelines Undermine Trust in Medical Authority" plus provides a way forward to reclaim the debate with true science .

Leonard Sax, MD discusses his book "Why Gender Matters" and an essay he wrote entitled "Politicalizing Pediatrics: How the American Academy of Pediatrics Transgender Guidelines Undermine Trust in Medical Authority".

CMDA President Gloria Halverson discusses CMDA's new RED Committee (Racism and Reconciliation, Equality, and Diversity) and how CMDA condemns racism in any form, and we believe there is no place for racism in the world, in healthcare or in the lives of our leadership, members or staff. We believe Scripture clearly communicate God’s will for mankind to treat people everywhere in all circumstances with love, humility, kindness, compassion and self-control.

Kim Colby of the Christian Legal Society shares exciting news about more support for first amendment rights on college campuses for students in healthcare training.

Darrell Bock, PhD of Dallas Theological Seminary interviews Mike Chupp, MD about CMDA's partnership with the DTS and how together we can advance biblical principles of healthcare within the church.

Abdu Murray discusses his book Saving Truth. Increasingly, Western culture embraces confusion as a virtue and decries certainty as a sin. Conversely, those who express certainty about any of today's issues are seen as bigoted, oppressive, arrogant, or intolerant. Abdu Murray seeks to awaken Westerners to the plight we find ourselves in. He also challenges Christians to consider how they have played a part in fostering the Culture of Confusion through bad arguments, unwise labeling, and emotional attacks.

Amy Givler, MD and Julie Stewart, MD discuss the changes COVID-19 created in how they saw and treated patients plus how the use of telemedicine will alter the doctor patient relationship in the future.