About Good News Encounters
Life brings seasons of confusion, conflict, and pain—moments when our stories feel stuck or out of alignment. At Good News Encounters, we believe God meets us in those very places and speaks directly into our everyday struggles.
Our work helps individuals, couples, and families engage both the spiritual and psychological dimensions of growth. We offer faith-based counseling and coaching in Greenwood, Indiana, the surrounding area, and beyond—both in person and online. Our approach is both faith-based and deeply practical.
At Good News Encounters, we bring the psychological and theological truths inherent in the Good News into conversation with the real experiences of everyday life. As Scripture illuminates the patterns of our thinking, desiring, choosing, and relating, people begin to recognize the stories they have been living, re-author them in light of God's larger story, and experience healing, freedom, and lasting transformation.
About Ken Jones
Ken Jones is the founder of Good News Encounters, a Christ-centered ministry located in Greenwood, Indiana. With over 30 years of pastoral experience, Ken brings a deep heart for walking with others through seasons of growth, healing, and discovery.
He holds advanced degrees in Christian counseling, theology, and addiction recovery, as well as certifications in NLP and Neuro-Semantics.
Ken’s work blends biblical wisdom with practical psychological tools, creating a safe space where people can explore their stories and move toward greater wholeness.
Good News Encounters offers faith-based counseling and coaching focused on spiritual and personal growth, not clinical mental health treatment. © 2025 Good News Encounters, LLC.
EDUCATION
Doctor of Ministry – Formational Care
Ashland Theological Seminary
Master of Christian Counseling
Philadelphia Biblical University
Master of Divinity
Dubuque Theological Seminary
Master of Biblical Studies
Abilene Christian University
Certifications
Lifeforming Leadership Coach
Sexual Addiction Treatment Provider
Meta-NLP & Neurosemantics