In this raw and redemptive episode, Singer/Songwriter and Pastor Kelvin Truitt shares how divorce didn’t just break his heart—it stripped away everything he thought he knew about manhood, ministry, and music. But out of the wreckage came something sacred: a new sound. One born not from performance, but from pain. From survival, not just skill.

Kelvin opens up about the silence after betrayal, the weight of leadership while grieving, and the songs that became his lifeline. We talk about male emotional healing, church culture, and what happens when faith stops being polished—and starts being real.

In this raw and redemptive episode, Singer/Songwriter and Pastor Kelvin Truitt shares how divorce didn’t just break his heart—it stripped away everything he thought he knew about manhood, ministry, and music. But out of the wreckage came something sacred: a new sound. One born not from performance, but from pain. From survival, not just skill.

Kelvin opens up about the silence after betrayal, the weight of leadership while grieving, and the songs that became his lifeline. We talk about male emotional healing, church culture, and what happens when faith stops being polished—and starts being real.