Home / Resources / Equip #54 – Being a Physician in a Pandemic Video Equip #54 – Being a Physician in a Pandemic Written by College Park Church on June 2, 2020 Share on Facebook or Twitter In this episode of Equip, Pastor of Leadership Development, Brad Merchant, talks with church member Dr. Andy Isch about his experience serving as a physician during the COVID-19 pandemic. College Park Church More Videos View All Video Traction: How to Make the Good News Stick (Part 1): THINK|26 Session 1 Today’s culture keeps drifting further and further away from Jesus. Talking about Jesus is trickier than before—a slippery road with more road blocks, detours, and “no-right” turns?. But the gospel still remains God’s good news. So how do we talk about Jesus in a world that no longer wants to listen? How can we take […] By Sam Chan Video (ASL) Traction: How to Make the Good News Stick (Part 1): THINK|26 Session 1 Today’s culture keeps drifting further and further away from Jesus. Talking about Jesus is trickier than before—a slippery road with more road blocks, detours, and “no-right” turns?. But the gospel still remains God’s good news. So how do we talk about Jesus in a world that no longer wants to listen? How can we take […] By Sam Chan
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