Pastoring During A Pandemic

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Brad Huddleston

It would be an understatement to say that the current pandemic has brought challenges to the Body of Christ. Many churches across our nation and around the world have shut their doors, never to reopen. There are, thank the Lord, many churches that are thriving. What can we learn from them? One such church is Cornerstone Church of Augusta, in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Join me as I discuss these issues with my guest, Pastor Josh Wheeler.

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About the Author

Brad Huddleston
Brad Huddleston is an internationally respected speaker, consultant, teacher and author on important issues such as technology and culture. He has worked with universities, schools, churches and law enforcement, and spoken to hundreds of thousands around the world on both the advantages of well-used technology tools and the dangers of the growing trend toward technology addiction. Brad has an on-going collaboration with the Bureau of Market Research (BMR) and its Neuroscience Division at the University of South Africa. Brad has a degree in Computer Science and a Diploma of Biblical Studies and is a credentialed minister in the Acts 2 Alliance (A2A) movement in Australia. He's also a frequent guest on radio and television and author of Digital Cocaine: A Journey Toward iBalance and The Dark Side of Technology: Restoring Balance in the Digital Age. Brad and his wife, Beth, live in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia in the United States.