Welcome to a special episode of the Crossway podcast.

I'm Matt Tully, and today we have an important interview to share with you.

Bob Cotillo is a medical doctor who currently serves as a physician for the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless in Denver, Colorado.

He's also on the faculty at Denver Seminary, works as an assistant clinical professor at the University of Colorado School of Medicine,

and previously served as a medical missionary to the Democratic Republic of Congo.

He's also the author of Pursuing Health in Anxious Age,

which Crossway is currently pleased to offer as a free e-book to all listeners of the Crossway

podcast. Stick around till the end of the show to learn how to download the e-book for free,

and then we would encourage you to share the e-book with your friends, family, and churches.

Today, Bob and I discuss the current coronavirus pandemic.

He explains what's currently happening in the U.S. and around the world, offers a broader

perspective on how we should think about this virus in light of history and our Christian faith and offers godly, practical

advice to all Christians as we seek to trust God and love others well in these uncertain times.

Let's get started.

Bob, thank you so much for joining me today on the Crossway podcast.

And thank you for invited you.

I'm happy to be here, Matt.

So as we mentioned in the intro to the show, you currently serve on the faculty at Denver

Seminary, and you're an assistant clinical professor at the University of Colorado School

of Medicine.

And then you also serve as a physician for the

Colorado Coalition for the Homeless in Denver. And I know Colorado has had a fair number of

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