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After a scheduled pause, The Healing Place Podcast returns Sunday night with two new episodes focused on victims’ rights, accountability, faith, public safety, and the systems shaping some of today’s most difficult cases.

This episode examines the Lindsay Clancy case through a Christian and theological lens, including the modern tendency to medicalize violent and destructive behavior, the role of psychiatric medications and their documented warnings, and the biblical concept of pharmakeia.
We will distinguish between what Scripture explicitly teaches and the theological argument being presented while asking a difficult question: Has modern culture become too quick to medicalize evil?

Our second episode provides an update on the DeCarlos Brown case, including the Mecklenburg County guardianship proceedings initiated by his mother, his transfer into federal custody for competency-restoration proceedings, and the continuing overlap between the state and federal cases.
We will examine the documented court proceedings, the guardianship issue, competency restoration, victim-rights concerns, and the questions surrounding accountability as multiple legal systems become involved.

WHEN EVIL INCREASES: DISCERNING THE TIMES
A Prophetic Night of Prayer, Intercession & Victims’ Remembrance
Friday, September 25, 2026
8:00 PM Eastern Time
Live on Zoom
Survivors Outreach Ministries invites you to join us for a special evening of Scripture, prayer, intercession, victims’ remembrance, and biblical discernment.
As violence, lawlessness, deception, exploitation, and disregard for human life continue to increase, this gathering will focus on what Scripture says about the times.
Purple October 2026: Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Throughout October 2026, Survivors Outreach Ministries will recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month with a special month-long campaign focused on survivor safety, victims’ rights, education, accountability, healing, prevention, and systems reform.
This year’s theme is simple:
Awareness is not enough. Survivors need safety, rights, resources, justice, and accountability.
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The courtroom isn’t trauma-informed—and survivors pay the price. Courtroom Trauma exposes how family courts misread trauma, reward composure, and allow abusers to exploit the system.
Exposing the Hidden Truths and Hypocrisy of the Domestic Violence Industry and the Court System The System That Pretends to Protect Domestic violence organizations and the court systems were created to safeguard victims — yet many survivors have discovered a darker reality. Behind mission statements filled with compassion and empowerment lies a web of politics, profit, and performative advocacy. The result? Victims silenced, abusers empowered, and justice distorted by those who claim to deliver it. The Business of “Saving Victims” Billions of dollars flow annually into domestic violence programs — yet the majority of funding rarely reaches victims directly. Too many organizations have shifted their focus from crisis intervention to corporate sustainability.
the growing national debate surrounding voting rights, race-conscious government policies, Equal Protection under the law, and the constitutional future of America. As protests continue across the South and conversations surrounding racial representation, redistricting, and identity politics intensify, this episode takes a deeper look at what both the Constitution and Scripture say about equality, justice, and humanity. This is a conversation about truth, constitutional accountability, biblical principles, equal justice under law, and the importance of remembering our shared humanity before God. Acts 17:26 says: “And hath made of one blood all nations of men for to dwell on all the face of the earth.” The Constitution declares that all people are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights. Tonight, we ask the difficult questions: Can America remain united if everything becomes filtered through race and political division? What happens when government begins organizing society primarily around identity instead of individual citizenship? And how do we preserve both justice and unity without losing truth?
Did Congress quietly settle misconduct allegations with taxpayer money? For years, harassment complaints connected to congressional offices were handled through a little-known system that allowed settlements to be paid through government funds. Many Americans had no idea this system existed until journalists exposed it during the MeToo era.
Mecklenburg County Family Court — exposing a system drowning in bias, misconduct, and institutional failure. We’re naming names, citing public records, referencing petitions, and walking you through the documented dysfunction inside the Charlotte court system. This is not a rumor. This is not emotion. This is evidence and public reporting that Mecklenburg County officials hope you never hear.
In this episode of The Healing Place Podcast, we read from the Book of Acts and pray against witchcraft, sorcery, deception, spiritual corruption, rebellion, and the growing darkness impacting the United States and nations around the world. Through Scripture, prayer, discernment, and biblical discussion, we address spiritual warfare, the importance of standing firm in faith, and the need for repentance, truth, and God’s justice in a culture increasingly influenced by confusion, manipulation, and spiritual compromise.









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