Practical tips for one anothering on this edition of Truth and Love.

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

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

And once again, I'm joined on the podcast with my dear friend, Dr. Stuart Scott, is a Master's University Professor of Biblical Counseling, and he's also on staff here at ACBC, and he is our director of membership services.

He's married to Zondra.

I love having dinner with you and Zondra, and Summer and I are always so encouraged when we walk away from seeing you guys.

And today we're going to talk about an exciting and fun concept, the ideas of one another. And you've written a book not too

terribly long ago on this subject. And you're going to be speaking on this subject in our

upcoming conference in October of 2021. And I am really looking forward to this because I think

people always ask me, well, what is the secret

sauce when you think about the DNA of a church and what makes a church so kind and so caring?

And it's not so much just us thinking that the one another's are something that we force

ourselves to do. It is an overflow, truly, of

a group of people who are covenanted together, who are loving Christ well, and out comes the

way in which they prefer each other and love each other. And I just want us to talk practically

about these one another's, even today. There is no magic pill.

There is no secret sauce. This is just where the word by the power of the spirit takes effects

in the hearts and lives of people in a community and outcomes overflowing these responsibilities

of the one another's. And I love the way that you talk about

these in your book. And so give us sort of a general overview. And then we'll get very, very

practical in this subject on the one another, Stuart. Yeah. Thank you, Dale. And again,

it's always a blessing, a joy. I look forward to our times of talking and sharing and conversing.

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