The Servan Movement is a call to men — a call to rise again, not as heroes of pride or comfort, but as servants of God. We believe the modern man has lost his center, torn between the extremes of Macho and Softy. One burns with fire but lacks tenderness. The other feels deeply but lacks direction. The world doesn’t need more of either, it needs men who are whole.

The Servan is that man.
He carries both fire and water, courage and compassion, truth and grace. He bends in the storm like the palm tree, but his roots are grounded in faith. He serves God first, loves his family, and stands firm in the truth.

The Servan Movement exists to awaken this new kind of man through lecture, brotherhood and teaching that lead men from pride and passivity into purpose and servanthood. This is not just self-improvement. It’s spiritual rebirth. Because when men rise to serve, the Church rises with them.

The call has been given.
The question is — will you rise?

The Servan Movement is founded by Toft, a man shaped by both surrender and strength. Through his life’s journey, he found himself broken and lost as a man. Strong on the outside, but in pieces within. Out of that brokenness, God began a rebuilding work, teaching him that true manhood is not found in pride or performance, but in servanthood.

His wife has been a vital part of that journey, a mirror of grace and truth, reminding him that real strength is found in humility, and that no man becomes whole alone.

Together, they carry the vision of helping men rediscover what it means to be a Servan — rooted in faith, grounded in love and unshaken in the truth of the Bible.