Being a one another Christian on this edition of Truth in Love.

I'm Dale Johnson and you're listening to Truth in Love, a podcast of the Association of Certified

Biblical Counselors, where we seek to provide biblical solutions for the problems that people face.

This week on the podcast, I am excited to welcome one of our own from ACBC, Dr. Stewart Scott.

Stuart has been a member of ACBC for 30 years or more, and he is also a fellow with our organization.

Maybe little known to many of you,

Stuart also serves as our Director of Membership Services. Most of you know that he is also a professor at the Master's University. And I'm so excited, Stuart, that you are here with us today to discuss

this very important topic on how to be a one another Christian.

Thank you, Dale. And it's a wonderful opportunity to be here and join you on this podcast.

So today, what I want to talk about is Stuart has written a new book. We were actually able to give

this new book away at our annual conference. And it's called 31 ways to be a one another Christian.

And Stuart, this is important work that you're dealing with.

And it's important work just to compile what the scripture says on a subject such as this.

But it's also too important for us to consider as well.

Why is it needed at this particular time? I mean,

what we see in the church happening, we see effects of the church in the modern sense,

not doing some of the one another's. And what are some of those effects? I mean, what's the

scene that we see in the church because we're not functioning to do what God

commanded us relative to the one another's? Yes, I think just reading stats and surveys that are

going on today about relationships and relationship breakdown, not only in society, but we see it

right into the church, more and more isolation.

People are reducing their conversations to texting, just more individualism, and even a focus on

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