Counseling from prophetic passages 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 a dear friend of mine, Omri Miles. He's a pastor of

Grace Bible Church in Tempe, Arizona. He's also a church planting pastor of Grace Bible Church

in New Orleans. You can find out more about that adventure at Grace Bible,

N-O-L-A.org. He holds a Masters of Arts degree in Biblical Counseling from the

Master's University and a Master of Divinity degree from the Expositor's Seminary. He currently

serves as the director of one of our certified training centers,

biblical counseling of the East Valley. He lives in Phoenix with his wife, Emily, and their five

children. Brother, so grateful that you're here with us today to talk about prophetic passages.

Yeah, thanks for having me. Now, as we think about genres of the Bible, this demonstrates, I think,

the dynamic of the scripture for us in

its usefulness and the way in which God has chosen to communicate to us in ways that are very,

very helpful. And obviously, the Bible is not a one-size-fits-all approach when we're ministering

it to people. The way in which God reveals himself is so important. And we need to be able to

deliver the truth about God and who he is in an accurate way, understanding the Bible and the

way we study it, and how he speaks to us and how that's useful for us in life. So I want to

dive into this a little bit because a lot of people naturally gravitate towards the New Testament

passages but man there's so much information that God has chosen to give us about his character

and about the way he does with his people and things that are to come that we can gather

from prophetic passages that are very useful for us when we think about God and man and who he is and the hope that he's given.

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