"Can I get a doctor in here?" These are not words you want to hear in the emergency department. I went into the room to see what my nurse needed. I saw the nurse at the bedside with a young woman, clearly frightened with a blood-soaked towel pressed between her legs.

Life often runs at a fast pace—work, family, and endless responsibilities pulling in every direction. Yet in the quiet of the mountains, priorities come back into focus. The grandeur of the mountains offered a reminder that significance isn’t found in busyness, but in aligning life with what truly matters and making space for rest.

Aristotle, Aquinas, and the Westminster Catechism help us understand that excellence is found in virtuous living in pursuit of our purpose.

As I have grown and developed both personally and professionally, I have sought to find a way of classifying the various different...

In the last post we discussed the pursuit of excellence in the context of mission. The mission defines the path that we must follow. ...

Back pain is a common presenting complaint in the emergency department. One study reported that the pooled prevalence of back pain among...

The journey is a metaphor for life. On our journeys we need a compass to guide the way. This post discusses a compass for our lives.

C.S. Lewis is one of the great, modern Christian philosophers and theologians. He is well known for his speaking and writing (both...

There are no ordinary people or mere mortals. Every patient has a future story - immortal horror or everlasting splendor.