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“Healing for Men Navigating Divorce Through Faith” Host Karlton McIver and Reverend Jerome launch a transformative series for men facing the challenges of life after divorce. This episode lays the foundation for healing, resilience, and rediscovering identity in Christ. If you’re searching for hope, you’re in the right place.

Welcome to Rooted In Christ: Men After Divorce, the podcast built for men rebuilding their lives with faith, courage, and truth. I’m your host, Karlton McIver, and today we’re launching Episode 1 of our New Year series: “Rooted, Not Broken — Refuse to Stay Down, Rise Strong.” This is a space for men navigating life after divorce—emotionally, spiritually, financially, and as fathers, leaders, and sons of God. This biweekly podcast is built to help you heal, rebuild, and rise with Christ as your foundation. Watch on YouTube, Facebook, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or at RootedInChristMen.org. Hit Like & Subscribe so you don’t miss our off‑week encouragement and resources #RootedInChristMen #MenAfterDivorce #ChristianMenHealing #FaithAfterDivorce #RiseStrong #DivorceRecoveryForMen #ChristianPodcast #MensMinistry

In this episode of Rooted in Christ, host Karlton McIver discusses the critical need for community among Christian men, especially those navigating life after divorce. He emphasizes the dangers of isolation, the importance of vulnerability, and the necessity of accountability in maintaining spiritual and mental health. Karlton encourages listeners to take proactive steps towards building connections with other men, fostering an environment of honesty and support. We weren't built for isolation; community is essential. Men often feel the pressure to 'man up' alone. Vulnerability is not a sign of weakness; it's necessary. Isolation can lead to dangerous temptations and sin. Accountability is crucial for spiritual health. Our worth comes from Christ, not our performance. Initiate connections; don't wait for invitations. Start small in sharing struggles with others. Regular meetings for truth-sharing can be life-changing. Breaking isolation is vital for mental and spiritual well-being.

In this episode of Rooted in Christ, the hosts discuss the challenges of finding joy during the holiday season, especially for those experiencing divorce. They emphasize that brokenness can lead to deeper connections with God and highlight the importance of gratitude, service, and creating new traditions to navigate feelings of loss and loneliness. The conversation encourages listeners to lean into their faith and recognize that their current struggles do not define their entire story.

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“You don’t have to navigate divorce alone. There’s a brotherhood waiting for you. https://rootedinchristmen.substack.com/p/the-brotherhood-call?utm_source=youtube

This is a clip from https://rootedinchristmen.substack.com/p/new-holiday-traditions-after-divorce?utm_source=youtube_shorts #shorts #substack

In this conversation, Rev Jerome addresses men who are navigating the emotional challenges of divorce, especially during the holiday season. He discusses the feelings of sadness and depression that can arise, particularly around Christmas, and emphasizes the importance of changing one's mindset. Rev Jerome offers practical advice on how to cope, including volunteering, maintaining physical health, and planning activities with children. He encourages listeners to focus on personal growth and spirituality as they move forward in life, reminding them that divorce is just one chapter in their story. *takeaways* * The holiday season can amplify feelings of sadness for those going through divorce. * Transient sadness is a temporary state that can be overcome. * Divorce does not define a person's worth or identity. * Engaging in volunteer work can help shift focus from personal struggles. * Maintaining physical health is crucial for mental well-being. * Planning enjoyable activities with c…