Nick StumboExecutive Director driving healing from sexual brokenness

You Don't Have To Know Everything To Make an Impact

21 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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Nick Stumbo delivers a short, action-oriented message: don’t let lack of professional expertise stop you from helping. He advises practical, compassionate steps—asking suspected victims what support they need, offering to help move them toward safety, and asking clarifying questions when someone may be exhibiting controlling or abusive behavior. He emphasizes speaking love and encouraging professional help when appropriate.

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Don't let the good, all the good you cannot do keep you from the good you can do. So don't let you know the fact that you're not a counselor, you don't know everything keep you from some of the things you can do. If you suspect someone may be a spouse who is suffering, is a victim coming alongside of them, just saying what do you need? What support? How can I be a part of moving you towards safety? Or if you're in group and you suspect someone may be that abuser or court practicing course of control, asking those questions like Tabitha brought up of what do you mean when you say you got a little mad or what do you mean? Ask those questions and try to get to the truth. And if you discover that there's more there being that encouraging voice to say we love you so much, to say you need to get some professional help.