Robert McCollum is an 85-year-old Navy veteran with some amazing experiences and wisdom to share with us from his long and eventful life. Life’s Best Medicine according to Robert: “Dream as if you’ll live forever and live like you will die today. Whatever your heart tells you to do, do it! But whatever you do, just do the best job you can..

Jen Martin and Dr. Brian talk about having faith in uncertainty, the joy of discovering the principles of real health and wellness, and the value of having friends who will hold you accountable. They also discuss the importance of hope and much more….

Life’s Best Medicine According to Kevin: “Don’t compare yourself to the people around you. If you are going to compare yourself at all, compare yourself to the person you were yesterday. You haveto be present with the Lord. The present moment is where we can connect with God. So be ready to hear when God calls you.”

Continuing on with her story, Marcy shares her thoughts about the painful experience of suicide in the family, the lack of any lasting hope outside of God, and the peace of knowing the immeasurable love of Christ, and the blessing of seeing your family grow…

In Part 2 of this series, Marcy and Brian discuss the difference between giving intellectual assent to a worldview and making a commitment, the necessity of spiritual community and accountability, the blessing of trusting in God’s plan, and the spiritual practices of prayer and fasting.

In this episode, Marcy Garrett tells us the amazing story of her life—being the product of a teenage pregnancy, raised by her grandparents, meeting Jesus, becoming a victim of rape, abusing drugs and alcohol, and recommitting her life to Christ.

Dr. Brian Lenzkes goes solo and shares some powerful stories from his time in med school working in the ER. Dealing with life and death situations every day can teach important and life changing lessons.

Brian and Jeff talk about how they discovered the benefits of low-carb eating. They also discuss the multifactorial nature of health, the freedom and joy of knowing, practicing, and teaching truth, the nuanced art of effective health/fitness coaching, and new technologies and systems of doing healthcare that are making patients, doctors, and health practitioners healthier and happier.

Dr. Philip Ovadia is a heart surgeon and the founder of Ovadia Heart Health, which has as its mission, “helping our patients make changes through dietary and lifestyle interventions based on the most up-to-date scientific knowledge.”

Marty Wilson is Brian’s good friend, translator, and fellow worker on medical missions trips. They talk about the meaning of faith and belief, seeking the things that bring real peace and real happiness, the problem of evil in the world, witnessing miraculous healing, and the power of acting on faith to serve those in need.