In this episode, Aaron Smith interviews Roy Wooten of the Crucible Project, a ministry helping men heal, grow, and build meaningful community. Roy is also a husband of 37 years, and a grandfather. Roy shares his journey of marriage, personal transformation, and the lessons he’s learned about communication, vulnerability, and confession. Together, he and Aaron discuss the power of communication, vulnerability, and confession in building a healthy relationship. Roy opens up about emotional triggers, the importance of creating safe spaces, and how men can find healing and transformation through community and grace.

Key Takeaways:

• Marriage is a journey filled with both challenges and joy.
• Communication and emotional awareness strengthen connection.
• Vulnerability and confession bring healing and growth.
• Men need safe spaces to process and avoid isolation.
• The Crucible Project offers community and transformation.
• Grace and redemption pave the way for authentic living.

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• Website: https://thecrucibleproject.org/

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Keywords:

marriage, communication, vulnerability, healing, confession, men’s ministry, Crucible Project, emotional triggers, transformation, grace