Yesterday, we read day 6 of Live Dead. In the journal entry, Jennifer Brogden recounts the challenges she faced when she moved to the Sudan and the all sufficiency of Jesus Christ. She then challenged us to write what it means to "live dead." Because I can, I want to alter this and respond about my expectations of living dead in the context of medical missions. Without further adu, my response to expectations is: I expect it to be hot I expect that many families will be really appreciative of my work, much more than the average patient in the United States I expect that we will be persecuted I expect that we will suffer from various diseases I expect to be humbled I expect that I will have to be flexible; that things will routinely not work out the way I planned I expect natural disasters to be devastating I expect to be taken advantage of financially I expect to have to fight my pride on a daily basis I expect that at times I will feel alone I expect that I w
Two physicians and their little explorers sharing the love of Christ through medicine.