0:00.0	The End of Anxiety on this edition of Truth in Love.
0:13.0	I'm Dale Johnson and you're listening to Truth in Love, a podcast of the Association of Certified
0:17.9	Biblical Counselors, where we seek to provide biblical solutions
0:21.1	for the problems that people face. Today on the podcast, I'm so delighted to have one of my
0:26.9	newest friends and becoming a very dear friend, Josh Widman. Josh Wideman is a pastor at Grace
0:33.5	Chapel in Denver, Colorado, and I am so excited that over the last several months,
0:39.5	I've gotten to know Josh fairly well and looking forward to some projects that we're thinking
0:44.5	about doing in the future.
0:45.9	That's not what we came to talk about today, however.
0:49.0	Josh is very committed biblical counselor, and as a pastor, I just find that so refreshing that he uses his
0:55.8	role in shepherding to model what counseling and soul care should look like. And I love to talk
1:03.1	to him about this subject, about soul care and all the rest of it. Today, what I want us to
1:08.4	discuss is he's written a book recently on anxiety, much of it
1:12.9	coming out of his own personal experience, and I hope in the future we get to converse with him
1:18.0	about those particulars, how anxiety impacted his own life. But I want to highlight maybe for our
1:24.2	counselors out there this week. I want to talk specifically about the issues of anxiety. And Josh, I want to say, welcome to the podcast. I'm really excited about this particular subject and your contribution to it. So welcome to the podcast today. Well, thank you, Dale. It's great to be here, and I agree with you. This has been a sweet friendship that God's forming between us, and I'm excited to talk about this topic today. Amen. Now, we're talking about your book, The End of Anxiety. And as with all
1:49.6	books, there's always a story about how this book came about. So just give us some understanding
1:54.7	about what prompted you to write this book. Well, I started out on a journey to want to write more material for biblical
2:02.2	counselors. I'd read a book on honesty and prayer and what it means for us to confess our thoughts to the
2:07.2	Lord with Moody Publishers prior. And I started dabbling with anxiety and depression just because
2:12.3	so many people were coming into the counseling office there at my church or the ministry that
2:17.3	we'd started.
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