We Go After the Broken. We Build Leaders. 

Deep Discipleship. Real Accountability. Visible Transformation.

Iconic Faith exists to develop spiritually grounded leaders emerging from recovery who will replicate discipleship and restore their communities.

Our model is simple:

“Imitate me as I imitate Christ.” — 1 Corinthians 11:1

We do not build from a distance.
We disciple face-to-face.
We walk closely.
We remain present.

And as Jesus said:

“It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick… I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance.” — Luke 5:31–32
 

We are not building community around the comfortable.
We are pursuing the lost, the broken, the hurting — men at rock bottom — and walking with them toward restoration.

We invest deeply in a few rather than shallowly in many. 

We go where most people won't - and we stay.

Men transitioning from sober living and halfway houses enter a structured discipleship cohort.

Each cohort includes:

• Scripture-centered teaching
   
• Structured accountability rhythms
   
• Identity and habit reconstruction
   
• Discipline formation
   
• Leadership development conversations
   

Participants receive a discipleship curriculum with weekly homework.
We review, discuss, and apply it together — not just in a classroom, but in life.

• Identity restoration
   
• Character rebuilding
   
• Spiritual stability
   
• Measurable growth milestones
   
• Brotherhood and belonging
   

Recovery is spiritual — but it is also physical and neurological.

Each participant meets with Lance at the gym for structured strength and conditioning sessions.

These sessions are not just workouts.
They are discipleship environments.

During training, we:

• Discuss Scripture
   
• Process curriculum assignments
   
• Talk about real struggles
   
• Build mental resilience
   
• Develop discipline through physical challenge
   

Research consistently shows that structured fitness training:

• Improves brain chemistry and dopamine balance
   
• Reduces relapse risk
   
• Strengthens stress tolerance
   
• Improves confidence and self-worth
   

Men learn to rebuild their bodies while rebuilding their identity in Christ.

• Reduced relapse vulnerability
   
• Strengthened mental resilience
   
• Increased confidence
   
• Discipline carried into daily life
   
• Real-time spiritual mentorship
   

This is not theory.
This is lived modeling.

They are not just taught.
They are walking beside someone who has overcome addiction through faith and discipline.

Transformation requires proximity.

Each participant receives direct mentorship and leadership coaching.

Support funds:

• Personal accountability meetings
   
• Spiritual formation guidance
   
• Leadership development planning
   
• Life structure and decision coaching
   

This is long-term investment — not short-term inspiration.

• Deeper transformation
   
• Emotional and spiritual resilience
   
• Responsible decision-making
   
• Stability during vulnerable seasons
   

Transformation is not the endpoint — multiplication is.

Graduates are equipped to:

• Mentor new participants
   
• Lead small groups
   
• Facilitate devotionals
   
• Model disciplined living
   
• Lead community service initiatives
   

Our goal is a self-reinforcing leadership cycle.

Men who were restored become restorers.

• Emerging peer mentors
   
• Multiplying disciples
   
• Sustainable leadership pipeline
   
• Scalable, community-based transformation
   

Discipleship does not stay in the gym or the group meeting.

Participants actively restore the South Bay through:

• Park cleanups
   
• Beach cleanups
   
• Graffiti removal
   
• Civic support projects
   
• Food and outreach service initiatives
   

Men who once felt like burdens learn they are contributors.

• Visible public benefit
   
• Dignity through contribution
   
• Leadership in action
   
• Strengthened community trust