A Culture of Biblical Counseling in a Christian school 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 two guests today, and I cannot wait to introduce

both of them to you.

First, we have Dr. Ty Falk.

He served in Christian schools as a Bible teacher, counselor, and administrator for 15 years.

He currently serves as a dean of

spiritual development and K-12 Bible Department head at the King's Academy in Woodstock, Georgia.

He has an MA and biblical studies from Reform Theological Seminary, a THM and Applied Theology

from Midwestern Bavis Theological Seminary, and a doctorate in educational ministries from

Midwestern as well,

where his research focused on intentional discipleship in Christian schools. Brother, so grateful that you're

with us. I also want to introduce our other guest, Christy Brannon, has served as the head of school

and was one of the core founders of the King's Academy in Woodstock, Georgia, which has a 25-year history

and has grown to be one of the largest Christian schools in North Metro, Atlanta.

Christy is a fully certified biblical counselor from ACBC, and she counsels both at the King's Academy

and in partnership with her local church, faith, community church. I want to welcome both of you

to the podcast, really looking forward to our time together this morning. Yeah, glad to be here. Thank you. Thank you for having us.

Now, this is always interesting. We were talking even offline. I mentioned to you some curriculum

that we've promoted as high school curriculum and trying to get ideas of biblical counseling,

certainly as an alternative of social science. And it's always great

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