The Deep End With Lecrae Jason Wilson challenges Lecrae - “That’s not a real man!”
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Jan 16, 2025 Jason Wilson, bestselling author and founder of the Cave of Adullam, joins the conversation to challenge traditional views of masculinity. He shares his journey of emotional healing and the transformative power of vulnerability. Jason encourages men to embrace their emotions, arguing that crying is a path to freedom. The discussion also navigates the complexities of identity, trauma, and the societal pressures that box men in. Their candid dialogue reveals the necessity of redefining manhood through empathy, intimacy, and personal growth.
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Crying in the Dojo
- Jason Wilson describes a pivotal moment during a martial arts training session when his mother was rushed to the hospital after a stroke.
- Overwhelmed with emotion, he cried in front of his students and their fathers, which became a gateway to emotional freedom for them and himself.
Impact of Trauma
- Unresolved trauma significantly impacts men. Wilson details his upbringing in Detroit where hyper-masculinity was the gold standard, masking his internal struggles due to childhood trauma.
Music and Faith
- Wilson pursued a music career, becoming a successful DJ, even producing for Chris Webber.
- A turning point came when he was ridiculed for his faith while working with Redman, leading him to dedicate his music to God.