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Restore Healthcare Project

Dr. Jennifer Kang

Restore Healthcare Project is a bold podcast targeting licensed healthcare professionals, presenting hopeful and innovative ideas to challenge current ideas of what makes good healthcare. This podcast highlights some essential elements that have degraded in modern healthcare as the presence and power of God has been pushed aside. We also uplift and celebrate the brilliant advances of science and technology that have broken through millennia of human suffering with life-sustaining discoveries. The

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The Doctor Within | #100

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2026/10/02

Dr. Amy Hayton joins Dr. Jennifer Kang to talk about what it means to form physicians, beyond just educating them. Raised as a pastor's kid who assumed she was headed into ministry, she found her way into medicine and now serves as associate dean of physician formation and wellness at Loma Linda University School of Medicine. She discusses how formation of novice physicians often happens whether or not anyone is paying attention—shaped by a healthcare system that quietly tells learners their

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00:54:58

Discernment in a Noisy World | #99

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2026/09/25

In this episode of the Restore Healthcare Project, Dr. Jennifer King sits down with Paul Manwaring, registered nurse, church leader, and dear friend of the podcast, to explore spiritual discernment as a whole-person practice rather than a mystical gift reserved for a select few. Paul opens up the biblical word studies behind discernment, tracing how Scripture connects it to the soul, to diagnosis, to asking questions, and to the Word of God itself, and he gently pushes back on the idea that

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00:59:02

Deliver Us From Evil | #98

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2026/09/18

In this episode of the Restore Healthcare Project, Dr. Jennifer Kang sits down with clinical psychologist Dr. Sean Tobin, whose path from a degree in philosophy and theology, to years in religious life as a monk, to a doctorate in psychology has given him a rare vantage point on the intersection of mental health, spiritual formation, and deliverance ministry. Dr. Tobin shares how his early encounters with demonic manifestations during charismatic prayer conferences stirred questions that would

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00:39:12

The Grace Note | #97

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2026/09/11

In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Kang sits down with Dr. Lysa Owen for a reflective conversation about apology, forgiveness, and the quiet courage it takes to pursue reconciliation. Dr. Owen shares the story behind her viral talk on giving a good apology, including the four-step framework she first learned while teaching her own young children to say sorry well. She speaks honestly about what it was like to see that framework gain widespread attention, and to then find herself needing to use it in a

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00:47:23

The Great Paradox of Autonomy | #96

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2026/09/04

In this episode of the Restore Healthcare Project, Dr. Jennifer Kang examines the deeply held value of patient autonomy and the growing dilemmas it creates for those who practice medicine. She traces the historical and philosophical roots of autonomy, noting how its strongest foundation actually rests in the Christian understanding of humans made in the image of God, yet observes how modern culture has distorted that freedom into something isolated and self-referential. Through her own experience as

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00:35:22

The Security of Stillness | #95

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2026/08/28

In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Kang continues her conversation with Dr. Brenda Jones, drawing from Psalm 46 and the familiar call to be still and know that God is God—especially in the middle of chaos. Dr. Jones reflects on her long journey through nursing, midwifery, and education, naming the very real anxiety that arises when life and death rest on human skill and timing. She shares honestly about learning to see struggle not as failure but as part of transformation, much like Jacob wrestling

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00:41:52

Caring for the Soul | #94

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2026/08/21

In this episode, Dr. Jennifer King sits down with Margretta Shen, a licensed marriage and family therapist whose journey from full-time ministry into the mental health field carries the fingerprints of divine timing all over it. Margretta shares the story of how a single unsettling weekend at Fuller Seminary became the turning point that shifted her entire trajectory, and how her own experience of receiving healing in therapy opened her eyes to the deep need for holistic care within the church and

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00:50:08

Wellness for Clinicians 3: Innovating Resilience | #93

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2026/08/14

In this episode, Dr. Jennifer King sits down with Dr. Susie Hunt for a deeply honest and refreshing conversation that redefines what it means to be resilient in healthcare. They unpack the quiet danger of confusing endurance for transformation and explore how burnout often wears different masks: lowered volume, quick irritability, or a creeping cynicism you assume no one else notices. Using a simple image of a balloon under pressure, Susie reframes resilience not as bouncing back to the same worn

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00:33:49

Unholy Touch | #92

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2026/08/07

In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Jennifer Kang sits down with Dr. Candy Gunther Brown to look beneath the clinical language surrounding Therapeutic Touch and Healing Touch and ask what these practices are actually rooted in. Together, they trace how ideas about auras, chakras, pranic energy, and metaphysical healing became embedded in nursing education, examine what the research has shown, and explore why informed consent and spiritual discernment matter so deeply for both patients and

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00:45:24

Holistic Activation Therapy | #91

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2026/07/31

In this powerful conversation, Dr. Jennifer Kang welcomes Dr. Haley Riney back to explore what whole-person healing can look like when the body, mind, and spirit are no longer treated as separate. Through stories from physical therapy clinics, ministry settings, and travels around the world, Dr. Haley shares how prayer, breath, nervous system regulation, and practical physical therapy can work together to help people move beyond survival mode and into greater freedom. From chronic pain and stored

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00:51:43

To Be Honest | #90

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2026/07/24

In this honest and thought-provoking episode, Dr. Jennifer Kang explores why some of the most loving conversations are often the hardest to have. Through a real patient story and a heartfelt reflection on speaking truth with compassion, this conversation wrestles with the tension between protecting relationships and faithfully saying what needs to be said. It’s a refreshing reminder that love isn’t measured by how comfortable we make people feel, but by our willingness to care enough to tell the

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00:36:39

Waiting and Personal Renewal | #89

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2026/07/17

In this deeply encouraging episode, Dr. Jennifer Kang sits down with Dr. Brenda Jones, a nurse, midwife, educator, researcher, and ministry leader whose decades of experience have revealed a profound truth: the greatest challenge isn’t simply enduring the demands of healthcare, but learning to trust God in the middle of them. Through honest stories of perseverance, surrender, and discovering rest in God’s presence, Dr. Brenda shares how releasing the need to fix everything has transformed the way

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00:45:43

Homeopathy, Herbalism | #88

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2026/07/10

In this eye-opening episode of the Restore Healthcare Project, Dr. Jennifer Kang sits down again with Dr. Candy Gunther Brown to pull back the curtain on homeopathy, herbalism, and essential oils—not with fear, but with discernment. What begins as a conversation about “natural” remedies quickly becomes a deeper look at worldview, healing, and the subtle ways spiritual language can be blended with scientific terms until the two become difficult to separate. Together, they explore the origins of

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00:47:28

Lady of the Lamp | #87

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2026/07/03

In this deeply stirring solo episode, Dr. Jennifer Kang ushers us into the holy tension of perseverance—not as a grit-your-teeth endurance, but as a supernatural, love-fueled gift hidden inside the very hardships we try to escape. She traces the stunning, defiant life of Florence Nightingale, a woman who encountered Jesus as a teenager, received a calling that scandalized her Victorian family, and went on to fundamentally reshape modern healthcare from her bedroom while battling a chronic,

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00:17:27

Teaching Whole-Person Care | #86

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2026/06/26

In this episode of the Restore Healthcare Project, we're sharing Dr. Amy Hayton's InspireX talk from the Restore 2026 Conference—a message that cuts straight to the heart of what it means to be formed as a healer. Through the unforgettable story of a fourth-year medical student named Peter, who brought the presence of God into a tense pediatric ICU room when every test failed and a mother had lost all hope, Dr. Hayton explores what becomes possible when we stop confusing performance with

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00:16:30

Toolbox of a Medical Educator | #85

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2026/06/19

At the Restore 2026 Conference, Dr. Lysa Owen took the stage for an InspireX Talk that feels like grabbing coffee with a wise friend who's been in the trenches of both medicine and faith. In this episode, the Northern Ireland clinician and educator unpacks a transformative four-step apology framework—born not just from parenting toddlers but from a humbling, real-life professional conflict where a colleague bravely called her out—showing how saying sorry well can become a relational superpower

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Is Healing Prayer a Placebo? | #84

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2026/06/12

In this episode, Dr. Josh Brown, a Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Indiana University and author of Proving A Miracle, makes a compelling case that as Christians in healthcare, we owe the world a higher standard of evidence—not less. Rather than simply asking people to take testimonies at face value, he argues that we have both the tools and the responsibility to document healing prayer with the same rigor we apply to any clinical intervention. Drawing from the centuries-old

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00:18:15

Strike Again! | #83

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2026/06/05

In this InspireX talk from Restore Conference 2026, Dr. Desiree Yeboah shares a powerful testimony of faith and perseverance after failing her pediatric board exams twice and choosing to apply for fellowship before knowing whether she would pass on her third attempt. Drawing from the story of King Jehoash striking the ground only three times in 2 Kings 13, she challenges healthcare professionals to consider where they may have stopped short, settled for less, or lowered their expectations for what

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00:46:25

Yoga, Uniting with the gods | #82

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2026/05/29

In this episode of the Restore Healthcare Project, Dr. Jennifer Kang sits down with Harvard-trained religious studies scholar Dr. Candy Gunther Brown for a thoughtful and deeply researched conversation that may reshape the way listeners view yoga and its place in modern healthcare. Together they explore the historical and spiritual roots of yoga, unpacking how a practice often presented as “just stretching” carries an embodied spiritual framework that can gradually influence beliefs and identity

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Wellness for Clinicians 2: Rhythms that Enliven | #81

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2026/05/22

In this rich and deeply practical conversation, Dr. Jennifer Kang sits down with Dr. Susie Hunt—former GP turned hospital chaplain and founder of Doctors for Doctors—to explore what clinician wellness actually looks like when it’s rooted in abiding with Jesus. From “starting your day in the evening” with surrendered sleep, to putting on “the undergarment of truth” before touching your phone, to practicing restorative micro-pauses in the middle of hospital chaos, this episode is filled with rhythms

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