The Sovereignty of God in Psalm 145 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.

And this week on the podcast, I am grateful to have with us, Mrs. Susan Heck.

She's been a certified member for quite some time.

Many of you are probably very familiar with her material.

She's written lots of books.

She's an author of one specifically that is Speaking the truth and love in a post-truth world

that was published by Focus Publishing.

She's written lots of Bible studies for women.

She's a constant speaker at different women's events.

And you can find out a lot about her on her website withemaster.org. Susan, you've been around for a long time.

We've only met recently, but I'm so grateful to hear of your ministry and the way that you've

impacted, not just ACBC, but God's church in so many different places. So thank you so much

for being here. Well, thanks for having me, Dale. It's an honor. Well, it's always good when we

nail down and look deeply at

passages of Scripture and this topic, the sovereignty of God, when we can look directly in

passages of Scripture and see the beauty and the grandeur of God. And oftentimes this subject

comes up when trials are happening, when difficulty is happening, because it's in those

types of trials that we as humanity, we question the sovereignty of God. And you're looking

particularly at Psalm 145. And so I want to hear a little bit about that. Why are the Psalms in

your mind very important in counseling, especially when counseling others who are walking through

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