truth in love podcast

The Truth in Love Podcast

ByDave Block

The “Truth in Love” podcast, produced by the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors (ACBC), offers biblical solutions to life’s challenges. Hosted by Dale Johnson, the podcast features discussions with various guests on topics pertinent to spiritual growth and well-being.

Recent episodes include:

  • TIL 499: Midlife Counseling Issues (feat. Dan Nah)
    Explores common pressures during midlife and provides biblical insights on addressing them. Apple Podcasts
  • TIL 498: Scripture Memory for All of Life (feat. Bryan Gaines)
    Discusses the impact of memorizing Scripture on daily living and offers practical steps for effective memorization. Apple Podcasts
  • TIL 497: Christmas Traditions (feat. Jim and Caroline Newheiser)
    Shares personal Christmas traditions and ways to focus on the incarnation during the holiday season. Apple Podcasts

The podcast is available on various platforms, including Apple Podcasts

Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud

SoundCloud, and YouTube

YouTube.

For more information about ACBC and their resources, visit their official website at biblicalcounseling.com.

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