This is a private 1:1 session for men who have caused deep hurt in their relationships—especially through infidelity—and are ready to take ownership and start building a path toward restoration.

This is not therapy. I’m not a counselor. I’m a man who’s walked through the fallout of my own choices, faced the consequences, and committed to rebuilding with integrity.

In this 30-minute session, we’ll: • Assess where you are in your recovery journey • Clarify what ownership really looks like • Begin outlining a practical, personalized plan for rebuilding trust and restoring what was broken

This is a safe, judgment-free space—but it’s also a space for real honesty and forward movement.

Come ready to take responsibility and take the first step.

This is a private 1:1 session for men who have caused deep hurt in their relationships—especially through infidelity—and are ready to take ownership and start building a path toward restoration.
This is not therapy. I’m not a counselor. I’m a man who’s walked through the fallout of my own choices, faced the consequences, and committed to rebuilding with integrity.
In this 30-minute session, we’ll: • Assess where you are in your recovery journey • Clarify what ownership really looks like • Begin outlining a practical, personalized plan for rebuilding trust and restoring what was broken
This is a safe, judgment-free space—but it’s also a space for real honesty and forward movement.
Come ready to take responsibility and take the first step.

Recovery Planning (Men Only)

### This is a short, private window to receive focused prayer and encouragement.

### Whether you're walking through crisis, temptation, shame, or simply need strength to keep showing up—this space is for you.

You don’t need to explain everything. You don’t need to have it together. Just come as you are. I’ll listen briefly, then cover you in prayer—boldly, without judgment, and with compassion.

This is not coaching or counseling. This is spiritual support for men who need a moment to realign, refocus, and be reminded that they’re not alone in the fight.

<h3>This is a short, private window to receive focused prayer and encouragement.</h3>
<h3>Whether you're walking through crisis, temptation, shame, or simply need strength to keep showing up—this space is for you.</h3>
You don’t need to explain everything. You don’t need to have it together. Just come as you are. I’ll listen briefly, then cover you in prayer—boldly, without judgment, and with compassion.
This is not coaching or counseling. This is spiritual support for men who need a moment to realign, refocus, and be reminded that they’re not alone in the fight.

10-Minute Prayer Support (Men Only)

Sometimes, it’s just good to talk with another guy who gets it. 

This 1:1 is a laid-back space to connect, share some real talk, and build brotherhood. No agenda, no pressure—just an open conversation about life, growth, and whatever’s on your mind. 

If you’ve been carrying a lot, feeling stuck, or just want to link up and swap some perspective, I’m here for it. Let’s build something solid—one convo at a time. 

****P.S. – If you’re in the DFW area and would prefer to meet up in person for coffee, just let me know in the booking notes. Always open to real connection, face-to-face.**** 

Looking forward to it.

—Ronnie

Sometimes, it’s just good to talk with another guy who gets it. 
This 1:1 is a laid-back space to connect, share some real talk, and build brotherhood. No agenda, no pressure—just an open conversation about life, growth, and whatever’s on your mind. 
If you’ve been carrying a lot, feeling stuck, or just want to link up and swap some perspective, I’m here for it. Let’s build something solid—one convo at a time. 
P.S. – If you’re in the DFW area and would prefer to meet up in person for coffee, just let me know in the booking notes. Always open to real connection, face-to-face. 
Looking forward to it.
—Ronnie

Brotherhood Connect

Ronnie Tilton

I’m a man who broke trust—and chose to rebuild.After years of struggling with pornography and two affairs that nearly destroyed my marriage, I made the decision to take full ownership of my choices and begin the hard work of healing. Through brutal honesty, accountability, and God’s grace, I’ve walked a path of restoration—one step at a time.I’m not a therapist. I’m just a man who’s lived the fallout, done the work, and now walks with others ready to face the truth and fight for something better. Redemption is possible—and worth it.

1. Can I actually change, or will I always struggle with this? Yes, you can change—but not without deep honesty, accountability, and a willingness to do hard things consistently. Recovery isn’t about willpower alone—it’s about surrender, structure, and transformation from the inside out. 2. How long does recovery take? There’s no finish line. The goal isn’t perfection—it’s progress, integrity, and a renewed mind. Some breakthroughs come quickly; others take years. What matters is that you commit to the journey, not just the outcome. 3. Do I have to tell my spouse everything? You can’t rebuild trust on partial truths. Full disclosure is painful—but necessary. Secrets protect shame and destroy intimacy. Truth sets the foundation for healing. 4. Can my marriage really survive this? Many marriages don’t—but some do. And when they do, they become stronger, deeper, and more honest than ever. Survival depends on your ownership, her willingness, and the presence of consistent, real change over time. 5. What should I focus on first—my own recovery or my marriage? Your own recovery. Without internal transformation, any attempt to fix the marriage will collapse. Heal your foundation first, then begin rebuilding the relationship with humility and patience. 6. I’ve confessed—why isn’t my wife moving on? Confession is a starting point, not the finish line. Her pain is valid. Your job now is to create a safe, consistent environment where she can grieve, feel, and eventually rebuild trust—on her terms, not your timeline. 7. What if I relapse—am I back to zero? A relapse doesn’t erase your progress, but it’s a wake-up call. It means something in your structure or mindset needs to change. Don’t hide it. Own it. Learn from it. Recommit and press forward. 8. What kind of accountability do I really need? You need men who won’t coddle your excuses. You need truth-tellers, not cheerleaders—brothers who love you enough to challenge your patterns and call you up. 9. How do I know if I’ve truly repented—or just feel guilty? Guilt hides. Repentance acts. Guilt says “I feel bad”; repentance says “I’ll do whatever it takes to change.” One stays stuck. The other moves forward, no matter how long it takes. 10. Is redemption really possible for someone like me? Yes. But not without full ownership, surrender, and a willingness to let God—and the truth—break you open before He builds you back stronger. Redemption isn’t just possible. It’s promised to the man who refuses to quit.

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