Episode 126 - Jill Monaco

The Nothing Is Wasted Podcast

Davey Blackburn and Aubrey Sampson

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.9 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 13 August 2020

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

We want to believe that the churches and other Christian environments that our children grow up in will always be safe, but too often that isn’t the case. This is something Jill Monaco knows all too well. After a sexual assault from a priest as a child, Jill grew up wondering what was wrong with her. What had she done to invite this horrible abuse? As her adult life fell into a spiral of continued sexual and spiritual abuse, Jill was forced to learn the truth of who God is and who he says she is apart from the brokenness of others that she was experiencing. Jill sits down with Davey to share some of her story and how she’s helping others learn the hard lessons that God has taught her. Visit Jill's Website Check out Jill's Courses Books Recommended by Jill: Healing From Hidden Abuse How to Rise Above Abuse Freedom Coach Model How to Forgive...When You Don't Feel Like It The Subtle Power of Spiritual Abuse This podcast is sponsored by Faithful Counseling. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	If you're a pastor or church leader, I'm sure at times it can feel overwhelming to see the amount of people in your congregation who are walking through pain in crisis right now.
0:09.0	I wish it weren't true, but the common denominator of life is pain.
0:13.0	And as a pastor myself, I know firsthand that another unfortunate common denominator
0:18.0	is that pain tends to derail people in your congregation from moving with you on mission and purpose.
0:24.7	The enemy's tactics have always been to neutralize our God-given purpose within the
0:28.3	local church and he frequently uses tragedy and trauma to do it.
0:32.8	If you're like most pastors, you probably feel like you don't have the resources,
0:35.3	staffing, bandwidth, or curriculum to address all the pain points in your church,
0:39.9	which is why we want to bring the Payne to Purpose course to your local congregation.
0:45.2	We develop this course as a pathway to come alongside you, help people heal inside the context
0:50.4	of their own spiritual community, and release them back on mission within your local church.
0:56.0	When my late wife Amanda was murdered in 2015, I wish someone had laid out a pathway that was this clear to help me and the members of our congregation
1:04.2	moved from pain to purpose. After tens of thousands of dollars spent on
1:08.3	counseling for me and my staff, hundreds of hours of interviewing others who have walked through pain on this
1:13.8	podcast and dozens of hours of reading and researching everything I could get my hands on, we've
1:19.2	finally created that pathway.
1:21.6	And we'd love to come alongside you to bring it to your congregation in a way that's extremely affordable.
1:27.0	If you're interested in finding out more about the pain to purpose course, head over to my pain to purpose plan dot com slash churches I truly
1:36.4	believe and have witnessed it firsthand that what the enemy means for evil God
1:40.8	wants to use to catalyze a renewed and even stronger sense of purpose within the
1:45.8	members of your congregation.
1:48.0	So again, if you'd like us to partner with you to make that happen, head over to my pain to purpose plan.com
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