Summer Shorts #8 - Team Member Kesha Griffin

Summer Shorts #8 Show Notes

Host: Kimberly Willess

Guest: Kesha Griffin

 

Summary

In this episode of The Soul Care Podcast, Kimberly interviews Kesha Griffin, a pastor's wife and sexual abuse survivor, who shares her experience with Truth in Love and how it has helped her in her healing journey. She was introduced to the organization through a Facebook group and was seeking biblical resources for sexual abuse survivors. Kesha found the training center and enrolled in the program, which has given her more confidence in the sufficiency of Scripture for healing and transformation.

She emphasizes the importance of addressing abuse and trauma within the Christian community and praises Truth in Love for their specialization in this area. Kesha encourages listeners to explore biblical counseling to be equipped to help others. She encourages listeners to explore biblical counseling and consider Truth in Love.

Takeaways

• The Bible contains everything necessary for life and godliness, including healing from trauma and abuse.
• Truth in Love provides specialized training in abuse and trauma counseling, setting them apart from other organizations.
• The sufficiency of Scripture is confirmed through personal experience and the material learned in the program.
• Biblical counseling equips Christians to come alongside those in crisis and point them to the wonderful counselor.

Sound Bites

"I am gaining more confidence in the sufficiency of Scripture."

"Truth in Love has a passion and a desire to actually help abuse survivors."

"I have never come across any other biblical counseling program that has a specialization in abuse and trauma."

 

"I've never heard of any other biblical counseling program that offers a scholarship for survivors to go through the certification program with all of the costs covered."

 

Additional Resources

• Truth in Love Biblical Counseling & Training Center (tilbcc.com)
• Unbound: Growing Ever-freer in Christ (TILBCC Discipling Curriculum)
• Words Matter: Refining the Conversation (Dr. Warren Lamb – pastorlamb.com)