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Rooted In Christ: Men After Divorce

Rooted In Christ: Men After Divorce

Written by: Rooted Men
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Rooted In Christ: Men After Divorce When life falls apart, God builds anew. Rooted In Christ: Men After Divorce is a bi-weekly, faith-based podcast launching November 4, 2025 on Spotify. Created for Christian men navigating the pain and complexity of divorce, each episode offers biblical wisdom, emotional healing strategies, and real-life stories to help you rebuild your identity and purpose. Join a growing brotherhood committed to rising stronger — rooted in Christ and surrounded by community. Subscribe now for powerful conversations on forgiveness, fatherhood, mental health, and rediscovering your calling.2025 Rooted Men Christianity Hygiene & Healthy Living Ministry & Evangelism Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Spirituality
Episodes
  • Moving On Pt. 2-The Wallet Doesn't Lie
    May 26 2026

    This episode explores how analyzing bank statements can reveal emotional spending patterns post-divorce, helping men heal financially and spiritually. Hosted by Karlton and Rev Jerome, it offers practical steps to break the cycle and rebuild trust in God and finances.

    00:00 Understanding Financial Behavior Post-Divorce
    05:29 Identifying Spending Patterns and Their Emotional Roots
    09:19 Practical Steps for Financial Recovery and Healing

    financial healing, divorce, emotional spending, bank statements, mental health, faith, accountability, financial patterns, healing journey

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    10 mins
  • The High Cost Of Moving On
    May 13 2026

    This episode addresses the emotional and financial challenges men face after divorce, emphasizing the importance of intentional recovery and financial discipline. Hosted by Karlton with Reverend Jerome, it offers practical advice on rebuilding stability and avoiding costly mistakes during this critical period.

    Chapters

    00:00 Understanding Post-Divorce Financial Challenges
    01:03 NEWCHAPTER
    02:47 The Impact of Emotional Spending
    05:17 Intentional Recovery vs. Impulsive Decisions
    07:53 Lessons from the Prodigal Son
    10:19 Action Steps for Financial Recovery

    Key Topics

    Post-divorce financial challenges
    Emotional healing and financial discipline
    The importance of intentional recovery and budgeting
    Lessons from the Prodigal Son story
    Practical steps for financial accountability

    Action Items
    Pull your bank statement from the last month and circle charges from pain or boredom.
    Calculate what that money could have done in savings or investments.
    Text a financial accountability partner and share your plan.
    Listen to the next episode for continued guidance.
    Start building a financial plan today, before hitting rock bottom.
    divorce recovery, men's financial health, emotional healing, financial discipline, post-divorce advice

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    11 mins
  • The Pressure Cooker Effect
    Apr 28 2026

    This episode explores mental health, emotional regulation, and resilience, emphasizing the importance of venting pressure healthily and overcoming personal challenges like divorce.

    Key Topics

    • The importance of venting pressure to prevent emotional breakdowns
    • Strategies for rising strong after divorce
    • Understanding the metaphor of the pressure cooker as a warning sign

    Chapters

    00:00 The Pressure Cooker Effect

    02:58 Venting the Steam: Healthy Outlets for Anger

    05:41 Weaponizing Anger: Channeling Energy for Growth

    06:51 Outro.wav

    Takeaways

    Silence isn't strength; venting is essential to prevent emotional explosions.

    Divorce does not define you; you can rise strong and rooted in faith.

    Recognizing the signs of emotional pressure can help prevent destructive outcomes.

    Keywords

    mental health, emotional regulation, resilience, venting pressure, divorce recovery

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    7 mins
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