Helping men lead in their home on this edition of Truth and 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.

And this week on the podcast, Sam Stevens, our director of counseling center certification,

was able to sit down with Tim Keeter.

Tim Keeter is a late elder at Grace Community Church in Huntsville, Alabama.

You're probably familiar with Tim.

He's a frequent speaker for ACBC at many of our

CDTs, and he's spoken at some of our annual conferences as well. He's been training counselors

since 2004 as a certified member of ACBC. He and his wife Carmen have three children. Tim works

as an aerospace engineer. And so Tim is a fun guy to sit down and to chat

with about a lot of different subjects. But he takes seriously his ministry to his church and in his

home. And I want to recommend to you one of his newly released booklets. It's entitled, Help,

My Child is Being bullied. It's a part of the Lifeline

mini-book series that I think would be helpful to you. I do think Tim strives to lead his family

well. I've actually been in his home. It's been a delight, such a hospitable place. And so I think

you'll enjoy listening to what Tim has to teach us about how men can

lead intentionally in their homes. So Sam, thanks for having this conversation and letting us

listen in. So Tim, this is a topic that I think we see a lot in our, I don't know, maybe people

see in our culture, there are not men leading in the home or maybe there are a lot of homes that don't have men at all, husbands and fathers.

So how often, in your experience, does this topic come up in counseling, how to help men be leaders in their home?

Really, almost any time that there's a husband or father involved, I don't think any of us,

no matter how well we think we're walking in our growth with the Lord, that we say, hey, we got it,

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