Success, influence, and a busy schedule can never replace the local church. In this conversation, Garrett Hilbert of @dudeperfect explains why staying rooted in a faithful church has mattered throughout every season of life. The local church is where Christians are known, encouraged, corrected, and equipped to follow Christ faithfully. 🎧 Join the huddle and listen now!

From fighting on the soccer field to sitting around the same table telling the story. The Akin brothers prove that some of the funniest childhood memories become reminders of something much bigger: the kind of family that still loves being together years later. Episode 16 was all about creating a home your kids will always want to come back to.

What you see on screen is who they strive to be off screen. Garrett Hilbert shares that one of the goals of @dudeperfect has always been authenticity. They want the way they treat one another, love people, and conduct their work to reflect the gospel. A platform can entertain people. A faithful life can point them to Christ. 🎧 Listen now and join the huddle.

Episode 20 features guest Garrett Hilbert, a co-founder of Dude Perfect, who shares the story of his faith formation and how five friends built one of the most-watched channels on YouTube. Garrett reflects on staying grounded through the local church, resisting the temptations of money and fame, and why the team is so intentional about pointing their enormous platform toward the gospel. Listen now and join the huddle: vist.ly/5azcc

Episode 19 continues the conversation with Jimmy Scroggins on raising sons toward biblical manhood in a world of constant temptation. Jimmy offers practical wisdom on fighting passivity, talking to kids about sexuality early and often, managing technology and social media, and modeling the balance of being both tough and tender. The conversation closes with his one-minute charge to any young father: walk with God, love their mother, and lean into your church family. Join the huddle: vist.ly/5a7hp

Strength is a gift when it is guided by God's design. In Episode 18 of The Huddle, Jimmy Scroggins explains that strength and aggression can be used for great good or great harm. When they are abused, they become destructive. When they are surrendered to Christ, they become a blessing to families and society. Strength under the control of the Spirit is a blessing.