Shenelle Ball-Green, Host It’s Been a Journey Podcast
Our guest, Pastor Taniesha Ramsey, is a woman of fire-tested faith and divine resilience. A survivor of a brutal sexual assault that left her with long-term health effects—including unexpected seizures—Pastor Ramsey is not only alive to tell her story, but she is thriving in ministry and purpose.
This episode is not just about the trauma—it’s about what happened after. It’s about how God can take what the enemy meant for evil and use it to birth something powerful. So breathe deep, sit still, and prepare your heart. This one is sacred.
💬 Interview Questions & Flow
🔹 The Moment That Changed Everything
Pastor Ramsey, only as you’re comfortable—can you walk us through the moment that changed your life and how it impacted you emotionally and physically?
What were some of the initial emotions or thoughts you wrestled with after the attack—especially when your body began responding with seizures?
🔹 Living Beyond the Pain
How did life change for you on a daily level—emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and physically—after surviving that trauma?
In what ways did your faith get tested during those hardest moments when the seizures disrupted your routines or ministry?
🔹 But God… The Turning Point
Was there a specific moment when you felt God say, “You will not be broken by this”—a turning point in your healing or mindset?
What helped you begin to rebuild your confidence—not just in your faith, but in your identity as a woman, a survivor, and a pastor?
🔹 The Ministry Born from It
How has this experience shaped your ministry—and what message do you now carry to others who feel like they’ve been left for dead by life’s battles?
What would you say to someone who is surviving in silence—especially those struggling with invisible wounds like seizures, trauma, or shame?
Pastor Ramsey, thank you for your transparency, your boldness, and your unwavering faith. Your journey reminds us that healing is not just possible—it’s holy. That even in our weakest moments, God is still writing victory into our story.
To every listener: if you’re carrying a wound no one sees, we want you to know that healing starts with hope. You are not alone. There are people, communities, and a God who cares deeply for your restoration.
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📲 Call to Action:
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