Broken for triumph

In this episode of The Nurses’ Report, host Ashley Grogg digs deep with co-hosts Nurse David Wayne and Nurse Nicole for a reflective conversation on brokenness, sacrifice, and triumph.
Ashley shares why Christmas has been a season of struggle for her and invites listeners to prepare their hearts for the coming of Christ. The nurses explore why the birth of Christ brings such profound joy, not because it was easy or beautiful, but because it was the beginning of ultimate sacrifice. Christ was broken so that He could triumph over sin.
Using this truth as a foundation, the conversation turns toward nursing and the brokenness that so often surrounds the profession. While our stories do not compare to the greatest resurrection of all time, nurses are still called to rise, endure, and bring light into dark places.
Throughout the episode, the story of St. Maximilian Kolbe is woven in as a powerful reminder of self-sacrifice, courage, and hope. His life offers a tangible example of how ordinary people can live by Christ’s example, plant seeds of hope, and inspire others out of the darkness.
Wishing you and yours a Merry Christmas.
Links:
⁠https://www.americaoutloud.news/manufactured-outrage-on-nursing-as-a-professional-degree/⁠⁠https://www.triumphoftheheart.com/⁠⁠ResuscitatingNursing.com⁠
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