
Nursing as a Form of Worship | #29
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On this episode of the Restore Healthcare Podcast, Dr. Kang is joined by registered nurse Bex Lawton.Together, they explore Bex’s background in pediatric nursing—and how her deeper focus became the connection between parents and their children in care. Called to nursing from a young age, Bex shares how her understanding of what it means to be a nurse has evolved through her relationship with the Holy Spirit.She also shares a powerful, original poem about nursing as an act of worship. There’s a symphony of praise we can offer the Lord—beyond music—that flows into our work and daily lives, even in healthcare.As healthcare professionals, we’re called to see people as made in the image of God. It’s not always easy or perfect, but when we truly see people, they often encounter Jesus—without a single word spoken—in the exam room, the operating table, or the recovery ward. Bex offers insight on finding quiet moments to pray and stay connected to the Lord, even while caring for patients. When Dr. Kang asks where Bex most often sees Jesus in her work, her answer will resonate with anyone looking for God’s presence in the heart of healthcare.
CHAPTERS
0:00 - Intro
2:10 - Bex's background
9:45 - God called Bex
14:00 - Nursing as worship poem
16:45 - It is all Holy
18:30 - Seeing people
23:00 - Holy Spirit encounters
28:00 - Breath and Prayer
31:30 - Seeing Jesus in hospital
33:15 - Losing a patient
36:30 - I Am Poem
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