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In Part 1 of our Men's Roundtable on repentance, we explore why repentance is more than a one-time event—it's a daily choice that draws us closer to God. We discuss how holding on to sin keeps us bound, while true repentance brings freedom, healing, and spiritual growth. Join us as we unpack the importance of humility, a sincere heart, making things right with those we've hurt, and receiving the gift of repentance that Jesus purchased for us through His sacrifice.Scriptures discussed include 2 Corinthians 7:10, Acts 20:21, Luke 17:3, James 4:10, and 1 Corinthians 13:13. Discover how repentance lifts burdens from our shoulders, strengthens our relationship with God, and helps us walk in greater faith, hope, and love.Original outro music by Autumn BornscheinConnect with us:www.theadoptedbrotherspodcast.com

In this episode Gerald and Craig discuss the importance of everyone doing something to support foster children and those who care for them. Prayers are said for all involved. Links:Packs of hopeOriginal outro music by Autumn BornscheinIf you have any questions, comments, or a story you would like to share you can reach us at theadoptedbrotherspodcast@gmail.comCheck out our fun podcast products here. Thanks for listening!

Join us for this month's roundtable as we discuss our responsibility as Christians in caring for others. Links:www.risefamily.org www.packsofhope.orgOriginal outro music by Autumn BornscheinConnect With Us:www.theadoptedbrotherspodcast.com

Kaele has a beautiful story of her love and desire to support not only children but their biological families as well. She is honest about the difficulty involved but encourages that God's plans are always bigger than ours. She is currently the program director for Risefamily.org. Original outro music by Autumn BornscheinConnect With Us:www.theadoptedbrotherspodcast.com

In today's episode we have the privilege of chatting with Sarah and Kaele from Risefamily.org. They express the beauty and importance of community in the success of foster and adoptive families. God's plan is always bigger and better than ours. Not everyone can open their home but everyone can open their heart. There are many ways to help! Pray about how you can help today and then do it. Links: Risefamily.orgLiving Fearless BookOriginal music by Autumn BornscheinConnect With Us:www.theadoptedbrotherspodcast.com

Join us for a powerful special prayer episode for Foster Care Awareness Month as we lift up children in foster care, foster parents, birth families, judges, and caseworkers. Rooted in Scripture including James 1:27, Psalm 68:5, Ephesians 1:4, Deuteronomy 27:19, and Matthew 18:5, this episode calls believers to reflect God’s heart for the vulnerable and take part in interceding for healing, protection, wisdom, and restoration across the foster care system.We can all pray and prayer is powerful. If you would like to do something more go to risefamily.org and see all the ways you can support foster families.Original outro music by Autumn BornscheinConnect with us and enter this month's contest: www.theadoptedbrotherspodcast.com

In Part 2 of our Men’s Roundtable series, Finding God in the Waiting, we dive deeper into what it means to trust God when prayers feel delayed and faith is tested. Through powerful scriptures like Ecclesiastes 4:12, 1 Peter 1, 1 Thessalonians 1:3, and Proverbs 3:5-8, we discuss how trials refine our faith, why community makes us stronger, and how the Holy Spirit empowers us in spiritual warfare. We also unpack Daniel’s delayed answer to prayer and the truth that God is always on time. Learn how to walk by faith, not by sight, and why choosing praise and thanksgiving in every circumstance strengthens your trust in God during the waiting season.Links:A Crash Course in TrustOriginal outro music by Autumn BornscheinConnect with us:www.theadoptedbrotherspodcast.com

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.Original outro music by Autumn BornscheinConnect with us:www.theadoptedbrotherspodcast.com

How important is forgiveness to your own wellbeing? Today Gerald and Craig discuss the importance of forgiveness in their own lives.Original outro music by Autumn BornscheinEnter to win our current contest by subscribing to our newsletter here.If you have any questions, comments, or a story you would like to share you can reach us at theadoptedbrotherspodcast@gmail.comCheck out our fun podcast products and show your support here. Thanks for listening!

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.original outro music by Autumn BornscheinConnect with us:www.theadoptedbrotherspodcast.com