Heath Lambert

Yeah.

Surprising in a good way would be, uh, [chuckles] so, uh, I think the first people we called, um, I remember after I got the phone call, was Heath and Lauren.

Uh, called Heath Lambert, and, uh, they stopped everything they were doing.

They got in the car and they drove over, and they met with us that night, and we just cried and cried, uh, together.

Mm-hmm.

I, I remember that was at Truth in Love a while back, and then I remember he gave a talk on it.

And I remember watching that in the middle of one of my treatments, and it was so encouraging to me.

Um, and related to that is Heath told me, he's like, "Hey, I'm gonna give you some homework, and you need to read the Book of Philippians, and you need to highlight every spot it talks about suffering." And our church was pr- he was preaching through Philippians at the time.

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And then I had to look at another book.

And I think it was after Adams, Heath Lambert's book.

And I had to read these books.

And then there were questions that I was going to have to answer.

So this would be in keeping with Wayne Grudem, John Frame.

Uh, the language I just, uh, shared with you is, is from Heath Lambert's, uh, Theology of Biblical Counseling book.

Uh, he, uh, rightly, I think, um, makes a, a, a following, a follow-up distinction between, um, as it relates to material sufficiency, there's a general sense and a particular sense.

So, uh, for example, the Bi- so like plumbing is a classic example that's been used.