The Sufficiency of Scripture 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 am delighted to have with me, my friend, Dr. Abner Chow.

In 2022, he was elected the president of the Masters University, serving there as interim

president for a year prior to that. Dr. Chow also serves as a professor

of biblical exposition and languages at the Masters University. He's a member of the Evangelical

Theological Society and Society of Biblical Literature. He has written a book on a biblical

theology of vision, a commentary on lamentations and Deuteronomy, and a book on hermeneutics.

He was the head translator for the Legacy Standard Bible and is currently involved in writing

a commentary series on the Old Testament.

He serves at Grace Community Church as an elder over sojourners, a fellowship group that focuses

upon the Old Testament, and he enjoys reading,

hiking, traveling, drawing stick figures, and spending time with students and, of course,

his family. And the Lord is blessed Abner with an incredible wife and ministry partner,

Johanna, and four children, Nehemiah, Naomi, Matol, and Hannah. Brother, I'm so grateful for you and the work that you're doing here at TMU and you spending some time with me here on the podcast today. Well, the honor is all mine. Thank you for all the ministry you do. Well, brother, the partnership historically between TMU and ACBC, I'm so grateful for that. I'm so grateful for the work that you guys continue to do. And I think I can honestly say as a school, I mean, I teach at a different school, Midwestern seminary, but as a school, the Masters University historically has supported ACBC and taught faithfully the scriptures and biblical counseling for years. And I'm so grateful

for that and so grateful for your vision to see that continue here. So it's always a joy to be with

you. Yeah, the feeling is truly mutual because it is driven by a foundational conviction. We stand

together, bound together by our understanding and total determination that the scripture

is absolutely sufficient and we will die on that hill because we believe with all of our

heart that the Bible is the truth, the Word of God, that frames everything and founds everything in life.

And so I've just so enjoyed the partnership with ACBC and with you personally because we are so

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