One of Brads unique gifts is to challenge students right where they are, and he has a passion for pouring his heart into the lives of students. He has a gift for communicating the Gospel not only in front of students with a microphone, but also one on one around a pizza and coke. It would not be uncommon to see Brad playing basketball, getting in water fights, anything to simply spend some extra time, one-on-one, with students apart from his speaking. Brad firmly believes that it is the relationships with students that break down the barriers that so easily hold students back from hearing what is said during session time. Brads ministry consists of two driving passions first and primary is to see the lost come to Christ. Brad has a special ability to communicate the truth to the "troubled youth" - the one who is so outwardly rebellious, yet inwardly his heart is shattered by life’s issues. Also due to Brads background, he is well aware of the needs of the "lifer" - the student who has grown up in Church and has grown apathetic about his or her faith, thus taking it for granted. Could it be that the "lifer" either doesn’t understand how desperately he/she needs Christ or have they simply forgotten? The second passion is Brads heart for discipleship – teaching students how to not just survive in their relationship with Christ, but how to excel - discovering how the Christian walk doesn’t have to be like trying to tread water. Brad has been a favorite at numerous camps, conferences, and festivals throughout the country. for more in-depth background visit: http://ambassadoragency.com/ACP/speakers.aspx?speaker=54http://ambassadoragency.com/ACP/speakers.aspx?speaker=54shapeimage_1_link_0
Brad Duncan Road Pastor for: Rebeccas St. James Kutless Thousand Foot Krutch Barlow Girl Falling UP KJ-52 Disciple Stellar Kart and more Seen onstage playing guitar for such artists as: Rebecca St. James Thousand Foot Krutch Fusebox Sonic Flood Larue Pete Stewart Whiteheart Bryan Duncan and more “One of Brads unique gifts is to challenge students right where they are and encourage them to excel in their relationship with Jesus.”