In Part 1 of this powerful Men’s Roundtable, we dive into what it means to find God in seasons of waiting and struggle. Through scriptures like Numbers 23:19, 2 Timothy 2, Joshua 1:9, Psalm 27, and Isaiah 40, we’re reminded that God is faithful, present, and always working—even when we can’t see it.

We discuss living by faith not by sight, standing strong in spiritual battles, and trusting that God’s timing brings healing, humility, and deeper intimacy with Him. Whether you’re in a season of waiting, facing challenges, or walking through the refining fire, this conversation will encourage you to let God lead, stay strong in faith, and remember—you are deeply loved, never alone, and set free in Christ.

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How important is forgiveness to your own wellbeing? Today Gerald and Craig discuss the importance of forgiveness in their own lives.

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In this powerful and honest episode, Gerald shares his emotional adoption story—growing up as an African American adopted by a white family and the journey of discovering his identity, roots, and healing. Through vulnerability and faith, he reflects on the importance of guarding your heart (Proverbs 4:23), dwelling on what is good, and keeping your eyes on Jesus through life’s challenges.

This conversation highlights the deep impact of embracing an adopted child’s culture, why adoptees must walk through a healing process, and how knowing your roots shapes your identity. Above all, Gerald reminds us that God is always working for our good—even in the hardest seasons.

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In this powerful March prayer episode, we praise God for who He is and lift up prayers for healing, protection, salvation, and victory over addiction. Rooted in Scripture, we pray through Psalm 107:1, Jeremiah 17:14, 1 Corinthians 10:13-14, 2 Corinthians 10:4-5, Psalm 33:12, Genesis 12:2-3, Psalm 91:4, and Romans 10:9-13.

Join us as we seek God’s strength in spiritual warfare, declare His promises, and stand firm in faith for breakthrough and freedom. Whether you are battling addiction, seeking protection, or praying for salvation, this episode will encourage and strengthen your walk with God.

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Craig and Gerald discuss what the Bible has to say about true peace and how they have experienced it in their lives.

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Today the guys discuss the difference between being lucky and being blessed. Also how important it is for us to be a blessing to others and some very simple ways we can do that.

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Matthew 5:3-12

Jeremiah 17:7

James 1:12

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In this powerful episode of The Adopted Brothers Podcast, Craig shares his deeply personal adoption story — from spending his first three months in foster care to meeting his birth mom and half-sister for the first time at 47 years old.

He opens up about growing up as an adopted and “lonely” child, being teased by other kids, and wrestling with questions like, “Who am I really?” and “Do I even matter?” Craig shares the pain of knowing his birth mom never got to see or hold him after he was born, the difficulty of feeling guilt for wanting to search for his biological family, and the emotional impact of being rejected by his birth father through AncestryDNA.

Through it all, he reveals how God healed deep wounds of abandonment and rejection — wounds only Christ can truly restore. Craig talks about choosing forgiveness, finding identity in God instead of circumstances, and learning to trust that God will never abandon us, especially in the hardest seasons.

If you’re adopted, struggling with identity, battling rejection, or walking through a difficult family story, this episode will remind you: there is no shame in being adopted, and your worth is secure in Jesus.

Listen now for a powerful testimony of healing, forgiveness, and hope — one day at a time focused on Christ.

In this special prayer episode, we lift up requests for healing, freedom from addiction, comfort, and strength during Lent. Together, we praise God for what He has done, what He is doing, and what He will continue to do in our lives.

We pray through powerful Scriptures including Psalms 104, 41:3, and 16:11, James 5:15, Mark 5:34, 2 Chronicles 7:14, 1 Corinthians 10:13, and Philippians 4:6–7—declaring God’s promises of restoration, deliverance, peace, and joy in His presence.

If you are battling sickness, struggling with addiction, walking through a difficult season, or seeking deeper surrender during Lent, this episode will encourage your faith and remind you that God is near, faithful, and able. Join us as we intercede, stand on His Word, and trust Him for breakthrough.

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