Rescuing someone from danger can save a life. But what does it take for that person to become truly free?
In this compelling conversation, Tim Stewart welcomes Danielle Strickland—author, speaker, justice advocate, and founder of movements working for freedom, healing, and human flourishing—to explore why rescue is only the beginning of liberation.
Danielle explains why getting people out of harm must be followed by the longer work of getting the harm out of people. Together, she and Tim discuss trauma, community, prayer, justice, dignity, women in leadership, and the systems that keep people trapped. Danielle also shares what working as a brothel chaplain taught her about abandoning the role of rescuer, asking for help, and discovering mutual transformation.
In this episode:
• Why rescue is the beginning—not the finish line • How people are gradually “unwound” from trauma and oppression • Why community and belonging are essential to freedom • What prayer has to do with justice • How Jesus restored dignity by giving people agency • What brothel chaplaincy taught Danielle about receiving help • Why play can be part of healing from trauma • Women, leadership, and the example of Jesus • Why lasting freedom requires both personal and systemic transformation
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