Human dignity and end-of-life issues 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.

This week on the podcast, I have with me, Pastor Adam Tyson, who's from the great state of Georgia,

and I can appreciate that being from North Florida, which is Georgian culture, and so grateful

that he's with us.

After attending medical school, he became a physician's assistant and worked in cardiovascular and thoracic surgery in Savannah for four years. He serves in his local church.

He felt an overwhelming desire to pursue the glory of the Lord through theological training,

opportunity to serve the Lord in full-time ministry. Adam had the privilege of attending the

master's seminary for both an MDiv and a D-Men. He served as associate pastor of student

ministries and outreach at his church in Texas for seven and a half years. He has a passion for

expository preaching, biblical counseling, worldwide missions, and reaching the community of Santa Clarita with the gospel.

Sounds like my kind of guy.

Adam serves as an adjunct professor in the biblical counseling department at the Master's University.

He and his lovely wife, Lisa, have been blessed with five children.

Pastor Adam, I'm so grateful that you're here, brother, to talk about these issues.

And this is sort of a foreshadowing.

You're going to be

one of our primary speakers at our conference coming up in October. And I'm so grateful you're going to be addressing this topic. Thanks for joining me today. Hey, it's great to be with you, Dale. Listen, as we dive into this, it's a topic that seems morbid at times, I think, but there are a lot of things going on here when we talk about end-of-life issues. And this seems to be amped up in the ethical

world. morbid at times, I think, but there are a lot of things going on here when we talk about

end-of-life issues. And this seems to be amped up in the ethical world in our culture today,

talking about the issues that occur at the end of life. And these can be anything from

...