⚔️ THE CONSECRATED MAN — PREFACE
📘 Context Before the Excerpts I want to share a little context before I post a few excerpts from a book I’ve been working on. Back in October, I began intentionally building structure for Sovereign Savage — not as an idea, but as an operating system. Over the past five years of walking with Warriors, I’ve gathered a large amount of lived experience: frameworks, Scripture, patterns, failures, and breakthroughs from real men under real pressure. As I started organizing all of that into something usable — something that could bring structure, accountability, consistency, reliability, and clarity — it became obvious this wasn’t just content. It needed a foundation. During the consecration phase God walked me through in November, that foundation took form as a book. The Consecrated Man became the place where everything from the last five years could be integrated — not theoretically, but practically — into a clear, repeatable path for men who want to live aligned in a world of chaos. This book isn’t a highlight reel. It isn’t a collection of ideas. And it isn’t something I rushed. It is the result of lived experience, real formation, and intentional structure — built so men don’t just feel inspired, but actually have something they can walk. Over the next few posts, I’m going to share three short sections from the book: - The Preface - The Testimony - The Welcome Letter to the Warrior If you’ve been watching Sovereign Savage take shape and wondering what the foundation really is — this is it. I’ll start with the Preface. ⚔️ THE CONSECRATED MAN — PREFACE Most Warriors today are not failing because they are weak. They are failing because they are overstimulated, under-anchored, and spiritually dehydrated. They were never taught how to be still. They were never shown how to hear God. They were never given the tools to confront the parts of themselves they spent decades avoiding. And so they drift. Not because they want to — but because they were never forged. This book is not for Warriors who want comfort.