Diane Langberg, trauma healing expert and counselor for sexual abuse victims, discusses the complexity and nature of trauma. They explore how scriptures can bring hope, the embodiment of Christ through serving others, finding healing in the church community, and addressing trauma openly in congregations.

Diane Langberg, an internationally recognized psychologist with over 50 years of experience working with abuse victims, shares her insights on the devastating impact of abuse within the church. She emphasizes the importance of prioritizing love, truth, and obedience over institutional reputation. Langberg recounts poignant stories of victims and advocates for the church to confront harsh realities. With a vision of hope, she calls for genuine transformation, urging Christians to embody Christ-like character and support those who have suffered.

Dr. Diane Langberg, a distinguished clinical psychologist with over 50 years of expertise in trauma, dives into her transformative journey in the field. She reflects on the need for validating trauma survivors' experiences and discusses the evolution from victim-blaming to a deeper understanding of healing. Langberg critiques false theological beliefs that can hinder trauma recovery and underscores the importance of community support within church settings. The conversation highlights the necessity of addressing both individual and collective wounds for genuine healing.