Brian is the Pastor of Preaching and Liturgy at Refuge Church in Ogden, Utah, where he has served for more than fifteen years. As co-founder and president of New Christendom Press, he writes, produces original music, and cohosts several popular podcasts.

The Longhouse is the book that breaks the spell of the Great Feminization. Authors Brian Sauvé and Eric Conn untangle feminism’s sordid family tree—giving you the history nobody wants you to know.

The only way out is for the men of the West to rebuild, retake, and remake institutions—households, churches, schools, businesses, and governments—according to God’s norms.

Featuring eight all new original songs, this album focuses on themes ranging from the ephemerality of life to the glory of the little kid years and beyond. It also has a song about Tom Bombadil… Because I can do what I want.

The King’s Hall is aimed at self-ruled men who mean to rule well. Pastors Brian Sauvé and Eric Conn take up history, political theology, the household, the church, and the postwar order from the conviction that Christ is Lord of all of it.

What about those things that can’t be touched, measured, quantified, put under a microscope, or captured through the aperture of a telescope? What if the world isn’t just stuff?

From authors Brian Sauvé and Ben Garrett, this is a podcast about that world, both the seen and the unseen parts. Aimed at helping you play your part as what you are: an immortal image-bearer of the divine, fighting and striving and glorying in this great story into which you have been written.

Bright Hearth is a podcast for productive households.

This podcast, a collaboration with my wife, Lexy, is all about recovering the lost arts of homemaking and the productive Christian household.

Homemakers in particular will find this podcast helpful, practical, and encouraging in their important work as we frankly discuss everything from lovemaking to bread baking, gardening to dying, childbearing to child-rearing—and a whole lot more.