Why Remembering is Integral to Seasons of Loss & Difficulty | Katherine Jackson, Brooke Avon, & Megan Baer
05/10/24 • 48 min
Katherine Jackson, wife of a second year gastroenterology fellow and mom to two sweet girls, joins us to tell her story! She shares the honest questions she asked as her firstborn was diagnosed with Phenylketonuria (PKU), she ministered to a mom with Stage 4 cancer, and walked through secondary infertility and miscarriage. All during residency and fellowship. She explains how her husband’s medical training equipped them to have difficult conversations with friends who were hurting - God can use us no matter the season!
Though her stories are heavy, she shares scripture that brought light to her soul, and we can’t wait for you to hear her wisdom!
Scriptures referenced: John 16:33, Psalm 42, Psalm 43
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Katherine Jackson, wife of a second year gastroenterology fellow and mom to two sweet girls, joins us to tell her story! She shares the honest questions she asked as her firstborn was diagnosed with Phenylketonuria (PKU), she ministered to a mom with Stage 4 cancer, and walked through secondary infertility and miscarriage. All during residency and fellowship. She explains how her husband’s medical training equipped them to have difficult conversations with friends who were hurting - God can use us no matter the season!
Though her stories are heavy, she shares scripture that brought light to her soul, and we can’t wait for you to hear her wisdom!
Scriptures referenced: John 16:33, Psalm 42, Psalm 43
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Terms defined: Medical student, Step Exams, Match Day, Resident, PGY?, Fellow, Attending, Call shifts, Golden vs. Silver vs. Black weekends.
Scriptures referenced: 2 Corinthians 4:1-6
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Scriptures referenced: Song of Songs 1:7, Song of Songs 3:9, 1 Corinthians 10:31,
Resources referenced: Mike Reeve's "The Love of Christ in the Song of Song's" sermon series, "A Theology of the Ordinary" by Julie Canlis, "Every Moment Holy" - Liturgies for the ordinary moments of daily life.
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