Counseling from Psalm 33 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 to the problems that people face.

Today with me on the podcast, I have Hannah Carter.

Hannah just finished her endive at Southern Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky.

She has missionary experience five years on the field in Central Asia,

and she works there as a senior administrative assistant to the dean in the Billy Graham School

at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary there in Louisville, Kentucky.

She learned biblical counseling under Dr. Stewart Scott, and it's so fun to talk to her,

especially that I get to work closely with Stewart and get to tease him a bit about his training

and the way he's gone about training.

It's wonderful to see so many disciples that he has made.

And this is going to be a fun conversation for us to talk through.

We talk a lot about theory.

We talk a lot about methodology.

We talk a lot about critiquing other secular methodologies in biblical counseling. This is going

to be a fun conversation where we get back to the scriptures and we begin to build and edify

from the scriptures in how we do counseling. And you see the beauty of a passage of scripture

come out. So Hannah, we're going to talk today about Psalm 33. But before we get into that,

it is often that some of our counselors walk in. They're not sure what to expect. Oh, this whole biblical counseling thing. What before we get into that, it is often that some of our counselorsies walk in.

They're not sure what to expect. Oh, this whole biblical counseling thing, what are we to do?

Maybe they've never been to any type of counseling. And so they're sort of unsure.

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