Most Christian men are stuck in one of two extremes: either they’re chest-beating alphas with zero emotional intelligence, or they’re spiritually neutered “nice guys” drowning in feelings circles and worship karaoke. Both are broken. Both are incomplete. And both are keeping you from the man God actually created you to be.

This is the launch of Savage Saint, a new brotherhood where we’re combining trauma healing, peak performance, and gospel-centered masculinity into one framework. No more choosing between being a warrior or a saint. You’re called to be both.

In this episode, Robby D’Angelo (peak performance coach) and Fabiano Mannino (men’s trauma and somatic specialist) break down why most men’s programs fail, why the church has feminized Christian men, and how King David, Jesus, and biblical masculinity show us the full spectrum of what it means to lead with love AND the capacity for violence.

If you’re a high-performing man who’s outwardly successful but inwardly restless, this is your wake-up call. It’s time to stop performing FOR an identity and start operating FROM one.

(0:00) Why we started Savage Saint
(4:12) The identity crisis killing Christian men
(8:45) Why trauma work comes before performance work
(14:32) Operating FROM identity, not FOR identity
(19:10) The feminization of modern Christian men
(26:41) Jesus as the ultimate Savage Saint
(31:05) King David: Warrior, Poet, Leader

This isn’t another self-help podcast. This is a call to arms for men who are done being tamed, done pretending, and ready to step into the fullness of who God created them to be.

Christian masculinity, men’s mental health, biblical manhood, trauma healing for men, identity in Christ, Christian men’s group, spiritual leadership, performance coaching, toxic masculinity, soft men, faith-based coaching, King David leadership, Jesus masculinity, inner healing, peak performance, men’s ministry, Christian entrepreneur, fatherhood, masculine energy, godly man, men’s trauma work, warrior mindset, CS Lewis chivalry, prodigal son, repentance and grace