DAVID HAGER
W. David Hager, MD, is an obstetrician/gynecologist in Lexington, Kentucky, with over forty-five years of professional experience caring for patients, teaching, speaking, and writing. He is the author of The Real Truth about Sexually Transmitted Diseases; Stress and the Woman's Body; and As Jesus Cared for Women Then and Now and editor of Infection Protocols for Obstetrics and Gynecology and The Reproduction Revolution, as well as numerous scientific publications. He has directed recovery groups for over twenty-five years.
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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT DAVID…
"Your encouragement to extend the Good News to those we meet "on the way," is sure to challenge and inspire many people." Marion Dalton- "I never hesitate to turn my pulpit over to David Hager. His messages lead to recovery and restoration.”
Jim Daly
Focus on the Family
“Dr. Hager releases scientific facts and profound reflections that challenge us to be all God designed us to be in His Kingdom!”
Dr. Coy Baker
SPEAKING TOPICS
I can speak on a myriad of topics, but below are my top speaking offerings. Please click on the “+” on the right to reveal a detailed summary of each topic.
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Growth begins with a posture of readiness. This message explores how being present, prepared, and willing to respond to God’s direction can shape everyday decisions, relationships, and opportunities to serve others with purpose.
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Anger can signal that something deeper needs attention, but unmanaged anger can damage relationships and derail growth. This topic helps participants recognize personal triggers, understand the roots of rage, and develop healthier, Christ-centered ways to respond, communicate, and resolve conflict.
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Addiction affects more than one person—it can shape entire families and communities. This message helps individuals identify unhealthy patterns in themselves and those they love, while offering a Christ-centered path toward recovery, restoration, accountability, and lasting hope.
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Many destructive patterns begin as attempts to meet legitimate needs in unhealthy ways. This topic explores the difference between what we do and why we do it, helping participants identify triggers and root issues while pursuing lasting fulfillment rather than short-term relief.
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Lasting change is not simply behavior modification; it begins with a transformed heart. This message equips participants to recognize dysfunctional patterns, respond with grace and truth, and guide others toward a personal, life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ.
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Hardship is unavoidable, but it does not have to define us. This topic offers practical and faith-centered tools for navigating trials, setbacks, grief, and disappointment with resilience, healthy support, and confidence in God’s presence and purpose.
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Faith is not something to be left at the door when the workday begins. This message explores how to bring integrity, purpose, humility, and Christ-centered values into professional relationships, leadership decisions, and everyday workplace challenges.