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A living hope. An unfading inheritance. A God who keeps His people.

Today on The Anchored Nurse, we reflect on 1 Peter 1:3–5 and what it means to be kept by the power of God—even when nursing feels heavy.

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⚓ Hebrews 6:19

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Short Devotional: “Kept by the Power of God”



Scripture:

“Who are kept by the power of God through faith…” — 1 Peter 1:5 (NKJV)



Nursing often asks more than we feel we have to give. We show up tired, burdened, and sometimes quietly discouraged—yet still called to care.



Peter reminds us that our hope is not sustained by strength or circumstance, but by God’s power. We are kept—guarded, preserved, and held—through faith. Even in seasons of waiting, like Hannah, God is at work beneath the surface. Before Hannah’s prayer was answered, her heart was steadied by hope. Nothing changed outwardly, yet everything changed inwardly.



Christian nurse, your faithfulness is not unnoticed. When your hands are weary and your heart feels heavy, remember: you are not holding your life together—God is holding you.



Prayer:

Lord, anchor my heart in living hope. When I feel worn down, remind me that I am kept by Your power and sustained by Your mercy. Help me serve today from trust, not striving. Amen.

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In Season 2, Episode 7 of The Anchored Nurse, we continue our Christmas series by focusing on Emmanuel—God with us. Jesus didn’t come to observe suffering from a distance. He came as a baby, walked among us, and 33 years later laid down His life to save us from our sins.

For nurses who work in hard places, this episode is a reminder that Christ is present in every dark room, every weary shift, and every moment we feel unseen.

📖 “Behold, the virgin shall be with child… and they shall call His name IMMANUEL.” (Matthew 1:23, NKJV)
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Christmas didn’t begin with cozy lights or peaceful songs—it began because humanity was broken beyond repair.

In Season 2, Episode 6 of The Anchored Nurse, Paula and Melinda confront the ugliness of Christmas: the darkness, sin, and desperation that made the incarnation necessary. Drawing from Scripture (NKJV) and the theological teaching often emphasized by John MacArthur, this episode explores why Jesus didn’t come to improve humanity—but to rescue it.

Together, we examine biblical figures like Adam, David, and Isaiah, reflect on the human condition nurses encounter daily, and consider how understanding the depth of our brokenness actually anchors our hope. For nurses working in suffering, exhaustion, and moral complexity, this episode reframes Christmas as God’s decisive intervention—not sentiment, but salvation.

✨We are broken, He came and saved us. He's coming back.

📖 “This hope we have as an anchor of the soul, both sure and steadfast…” (Hebrews 6:19, NKJV)

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