Fellas In Faith

Fellas in Faith is a God-centered brotherhood built for men who refuse to fight alone. We exist to call men out of spiritual passivity and into a life of conviction, obedience, and transformation through the Word of God.We gather every week to study Scripture.
We confront sin.
We confess what needs to be confessed.
We lead our homes, our families, and our lives with courage and humility.This is not a social club. This is a brotherhood where men grow, repent, sharpen each other, and pursue the presence of God with hunger and purpose.If you're hungry for truth, tired of surface-level Christianity, and ready to become the man God has called you to be, you're in the right place.If this resonates with you, your next step is simple.
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My testimony

I grew up in a Catholic household that looked faithful on the outside but was fractured within our own four walls. Peace disappeared the moment the front door closed.We went to church. We played the part. But behind closed doors, our home was marked by addiction, conflict, and pain. My father was an alcoholic, and my parents’ marriage was in shambles. As a child, I remember praying endlessly every night, begging God to make my dad stop drinking because I believed that was the root of everything broken in our family.The atmosphere in our home was so heavy that I did everything I could to escape it. Friends’ houses. Cousins’ homes. Anywhere but home. I remember one Mother’s Day telling my mom I wanted to stay at my cousin’s house instead. That is how broken things felt.Years passed. Nothing changed.Throughout my adolescence, I did not know how to cope with what I was experiencing at home. Instead of running to God, I ran to sin to numb the pain. I partied. I got blackout drunk. I got high. I chased lust through women and pornography. I was trying to drown what I did not know how to face.And none of it healed me. It only left me emptier, more restless, and further from who I was created to be.By the time I turned eighteen, my prayers felt unanswered, and my heart had grown bitter. I was angry at God. In college, I decided I was an atheist. I told myself there was no way a loving God would allow a little boy and his two younger sisters to grow up in that kind of home.Then I met my wife.She was a Christian, and a few months into dating, she was clear and honest with me. She told me she saw her future husband as a man of God. If that was going to be me, I had a decision to make. I could remain an atheist, or I could give God a real chance.Around the same time, my Catholic mother begged me to attend a church retreat in California. With encouragement from my girlfriend at the time, who is now my wife, I went not because I wanted God, but because I wanted my mom and my girlfriend off my back. My plan was simple. Go once. Try it. Prove it did not work. Be done.But God met me there.At that retreat, I encountered God for the first time, not through polished religion, but through broken men who had fully yielded their lives to Him. For the first time, I could not explain God away, outrun Him, or out sin the conviction in my heart. God showed me what He can do when a man truly surrenders.That was in 2018.Yet knowing God exists is not the same as obeying Him.By 2022, I was living in a place where I acknowledged God but was not fully submitted to His Word. That year, at another retreat, God convicted me deeply. During an exercise where we were asked to write a breakthrough we wanted to see in our lives, I wrote one sentence without hesitation:“Go all in with God.”I realized I knew about God, but I did not truly know Him.In 2023, God confirmed this calling when my younger cousin asked me to be his godfather. That invitation became a turning point. My cousin and I began studying the Bible together at my kitchen table. Through that time, God ignited a deep hunger in me for His Word and His presence.Everything changed.God healed my heart.
He replaced my anger with joy.
He restored my relationship with my father, who is no longer an alcoholic.
He blessed me with a marriage that has exceeded every expectation I once had.
And He gave me a life grounded in obedience, not performance.By God’s grace, that small Bible study grew into what this brotherhood is today.Fellas in Faith is not a brand or a project. It is my calling.God has placed this calling on my life to help men lead their homes, families, and lives in obedience to His Word.Fellas in Faith exists to call men out of spiritual passivity and into a life of conviction, obedience, and transformation through the Word of God.God met me in my brokenness, changed my life through obedience, and now calls me to help other men do the same.If you are tired of pretending, tired of numbing the pain, and tired of living divided, this brotherhood exists for you.

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About me

My name is Antonio.I believe the greatest crisis among men today is a lack of conviction over sin and an absence of daily hunger for God.Too many men claim faith while quietly tolerating sin. Comfort replaces repentance. Knowing the truth replaces obeying it. God becomes an accessory instead of the center. I’ve seen the damage this causes in marriages, homes, leadership, and the soul. I’ve seen it in others. I’ve lived it myself.That is why I do what I do.I break down Scripture in a clear, practical way to expose sin, confront the heart, and lead men back to desperate dependence on the Lord. Not occasional conviction. Not emotional moments. But a daily hunger that drives repentance, obedience, and surrender.This space is for men who are tired of managing appearances and ready to be made new by God. Men who want their faith to cost them something. Men who are willing to let God search them, correct them, and reshape their desires.What you will find here is direct and uncompromising. Scripture comes first. Sin is named. Repentance is expected. Application is unavoidable. Growth happens when men stop negotiating with God and start submitting to Him fully.If you are looking for faith that costs nothing and exposes nothing, this is not the place.But if you are ready to repent, obey, and pursue God with daily desperation, you are in the right place.

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