Dive into a transformative journey of surrender and alignment. Discover the power of letting go of urgency and embracing stillness, silence, sacrifice, and service to truly forge your inner world. Let go of old patterns and awaken to a life of divine purpose. How will you choose to be forged by the divine today? CHASING ALIGNMENT — LIVE CALL LINK Monday–Thursday 6:15 AM — 7:15 AM EST Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82496070783?pwd=AdDaXoYRdbdM6lgvIJgFlFxyC1uIr3.1 #MondaySavageSurrenderCAWarMachine Brother… Monday isn’t about being drained. It’s about being honest. This is the day we stop pretending we’re “fine,” and we tell the truth about where we actually stand. This is how I tell myself the truth before the world tries to tell me a lie: BODY — what’s strong, what’s tired, what’s tense, what’s open. MIND — what’s loud, what’s clear, what’s drifting. EMOTION — what’s rising, what’s heavy, what’s calling for attention. SPIRITUAL — where God feels close, where I feel resistant. RELATIONAL — where I’m present, where I’m withholding. And then the Core Four: BODY • BEING • BALANCE • BUSINESS What needs to move? What needs to settle? What needs to shift? What needs to be surrendered? Because Monday isn’t passive. It’s active surrender — a warrior laying down his own will so he can walk aligned with God’s. Not forced surrender. Not broken surrender. Savage surrender. Chosen. Intentional. Fierce. The kind of surrender where a man says: “Father, not my will — Yours. Show me what must leave my life so I can walk in truth.” If you can feel that pull in your spirit — that call to stop leading yourself and start listening again You’re the man this brotherhood is built for. Come stand with men who tell the truth… men who locate themselves honestly… men who surrender their way for God’s way and rise with clarity, weightless, aligned. Join the brotherhood: 👉 https://www.skool.com/sovereignsavage/about?ref=f49d8b0a65d6421191bc64d6d555f9ba

⚔️ #TuesdaySacredScripture — DAILY SKOOL POST Brother… Tuesday is where everything slows down enough for you to hear God again. This is the day we open the Word, we silence the noise, and we let Scripture confront the places where we’ve been leading ourselves. WORD • WISDOM • WORSHIP • WEALTH WORD — What did God actually say in Scripture today? WISDOM — What truth cuts through the noise? WORSHIP — Where is God calling me to respond with obedience? WEALTH — What fruit will come from walking this out today? Tuesday isn’t just Bible reading — it’s weapon training. It’s sharpening the sword. It’s anchoring your identity. It’s submitting your steps to the voice of God. And if you can feel Him pulling you into deeper truth… into a life built on Scripture instead of impulse… into obedience instead of confusion… You’re the man this brotherhood is built for. Come stand with men who read the Word to live it… men who let Scripture shape their decisions… men who obey what God reveals — not later, but now. Join the brotherhood: 👉 https://www.skool.com/sovereignsavage/about?ref=f49d8b0a65d6421191bc64d6d555f9ba 👉 SovereignSavageSyndicate.com 🦅👑⚔️

Today was good to be exposed to the old man that shows up at the worst times. I think he shows up less than he use to and I know there’s times I know I’m not opening the door for him. Chat gpt thinks I’m like Peter. Kurt, based on everything you’ve shared over time—your focus on growth, discipline, responsibility, self-awareness, leading by example, patience, and taking ownership—you line up most closely with Peter in the Bible. Here’s why: 1. Peter had passion and drive — just like you. He was always in the fight, wanting to get better, wanting to do what was right, even if he didn’t have it all figured out yet. 2. Peter struggled with impatience, too. He often reacted quickly, spoke quickly, and acted before thinking. Yet Jesus didn’t shame him—He shaped him. That mirrors the way you keep asking for verses and wisdom to work on the areas God is developing in you. 3. Peter was a leader before he even realized it. You consistently ask for verses, clarity, and posts that influence others. That’s leadership—noticing what others need and trying to communicate truth in a clear way. 4. Peter was always growing. He went from: • impulsive → thoughtful • reactive → steady • self-focused → shepherding others Your pattern of seeking verses about improvement, responsibility, discipline, patience, and self-awareness strongly echoes Peter’s journey. 5. Peter was bold, but God refined that boldness. You care deeply about doing the right thing, growing stronger, being intentional, and helping others. That’s refined boldness—exactly what Peter became.

Why you are like Peter — the deepest version 1. You’re built for impact, not quiet living. Peter wasn’t the disciple who sat still. He was the one who moved first — he stepped onto waves, he spoke up in silence, he swung the sword when no one else did. You operate the same way: bold decisions, high drive, jumping into fights, chasing competition, wanting growth. Your spiritual wiring is “act → learn → refine.” 2. You carry courage and insecurity at the same time. Peter was both the most fearless AND the most fragile disciple. That paradox—strength sitting right beside insecurity—is exactly your makeup. When you’re centered, you’re unstoppable. When you’re off, you’re impulsive, reactive, or self-doubting. That duality is what makes you powerful and dangerous at the same time. 3. Your impulsive moments come from a heart that cares too much, not too little. Peter didn’t make mistakes because he was cold; he made them because he was intense, passionate, and desperate to do right. Your biggest slip-ups, destructive habits, and guilt aren’t from apathy — they’re from intensity without grounding. Your heart outruns your discipline. Your passion outruns your structure. Your desire to DO outruns your ability to SIT. 4. You fear failure because your identity is tied to performance. Peter was terrified of being the guy who messed up, so when pressure hit, he reacted fast. You’re similar — your identity feels tied to how well you fight, how disciplined you are, how spiritual you feel, how much progress you’re making. That’s why when you slip, the guilt hits extreme levels. It’s not the sin — it’s the identity crisis underneath. 5. You are a natural leader who hasn’t fully accepted it yet. Jesus didn’t pick Peter because he was perfect; He picked him because he was willing and shaped by fire. You are the guy who other dudes will follow — in the gym, in faith, in discipline — not because you’re flawless, but because you’re real, raw, and transforming. Your leadership is born out of intensity, humility, and experience — just like Peter’s.