MD Janet Hurley / MD Janet L. Hurley
Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
In a world plagued by chronic disease and mental anguish, this book aims to equip medical professionals and patients to win the unseen war for their minds, releasing guilt, unforgiveness, and pride through the power of spiritual warfare. Satan is alive and well in the halls of our clinics and hospitals, our exam rooms, our communities, and our homes. Pills and treatment protocols are not successful for this type of problem. We need another solution.Healthcare professionals can leverage the power of patients’ faith and truth to help them become free. This book is for both healthcare professionals and patients, providing key strategies for spiritual warfare and practical chapters on anxiety, depression, healthy eating, exercise, and healthcare burnout.What Others Say About This Book:In Healing Faith, Dr. Janet Hurley offers a rare and needed gift to the healthcare community-an honest, theologically grounded exploration of spiritual warfare woven thoughtfully into the realities of modern medical practice. With clinical clarity and pastoral compassion, she illuminates how faith and science are not competitors but complementary tools for helping patients find wholeness. Her stories resonate deeply with anyone who has wrestled with complex behavioral health challenges and sensed that something more was at play. As a missionary doctor in Kenya for twenty years, I found the topic of demonic influence on patients’ behavioral health status much easier to address. This book will encourage Christian clinicians to pursue excellent medicine while recognizing the profound spiritual dimensions of human suffering and healing.─Michael E. Chupp, MD, FACS, CEO, Christian Medical & Dental AssociationsAbout the Author:Janet Hurley MD, MBA, FAAFP is a family physician who practices in northeast Texas, an administrator in her local health system, a teacher in her church, a leader in state and national medical associations, and a writer of numerous articles for her local newspaper. She has been married to a supportive husband for 32 years and is the mother of two wonderful adult children.
