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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 19 episodes
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Akin Huddle is Danny Akin and his four sons, Nate, Jonathan, Paul, and Tim, talking Christian leadership, family life, and sports.
Unknown Host hosts Akin Huddle, a religion show with 19 episodes published.
Episode 21 continues the conversation with guest Garrett Hilbert of Dude Perfect, turning to marriage, family, and manhood. Garrett speaks candidly about his marriage to his wife, Kristen, the real struggles of life in t
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 gro
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 e
Episode seventeen explores why legacy is caught, not taught, and how a leader's example shapes the next generation far more than words ever could. Danny reflects on the many in ministry who begin well but fail to finish,
Episode sixteen explores how to make your home a fun and joyful place. Danny and his sons talk about why laughter, play, and shared time matter, reminding parents that broken things can be replaced but time with children
This episode continues the Akins' conversation on social media, focusing on how parents can wisely navigate phones, devices, and apps with their children. Danny and his four sons share what they've learned about delaying
This episode gathers the five Akins to talk about the Southern Baptist Convention. After swapping favorite and funny convention memories, they look ahead to SBC 2026, walking through the presidential election between Jos
Episode thirteen opens with the brothers reliving Dan Hurley's now-infamous near-headbutt of a referee at the end of the UConn-Duke Elite Eight game, before turning to the main topic of how Christians should think about
This episode tackles "the talk," exploring how to have honest, biblical conversations with children about gender, sex, and marriage in a culture that increasingly pushes back against God's design. The brothers share prac
Episode eleven centers on how to choose a local church, with practical wisdom drawn from years of ministry experience. The brothers discuss the marks of a healthy church to look for, the balance between finding a good fi
Episode ten gathers the five Akins for a conversation on biblical manhood and what it looks like to raise godly sons in a culture confused about masculinity. The brothers reflect on the non-negotiables of Christian manho
Episode nine focuses on how parents can navigate children's education and discipleship across the range of school options: public, private, classical, and homeschool. The brothers share from their own experiences as both
Episode eight explores the idea that the home is the first seminary, asking how discipleship happens outside of formal ministry structures. The Akins share practical and theological reflections on how parents can faithfu
Episode seven continues the conversation with David Pollack, picking up on habits, friendship, and the faith commitments that shaped his career at Georgia and beyond. The episode closes with David sharing openly about hi
Episode six is part one of an interview with David Pollack, three-time All-American at the University of Georgia, former Cincinnati Bengal, and author of Every Day Counts. The conversation covers David's journey to faith
Episode five introduces Tim Akin, the youngest of the brothers, who shares how he came to faith as a young child through a simple, gospel-centered conversation with his parents on the family couch. The family then turns
Episode four centers on Paul Akin's story, tracing his call to ministry from curious middle child to missionary in East Africa and the Middle East to Provost at Southern Seminary. The brothers and Danny then discuss how
Episode three focuses on Jon Akin’s story of faith, ministry, and family. The conversation then explores whether children are a burden or a blessing, offering a Christian perspective on parenting, sacrifice, and the last
Episode two centers on Nate Akin’s story of coming to faith in Christ, rebellion, repentance, and ministry. Along the way, the family reflects on holiday traditions, life in a pastor’s home, and the ways their parents he
Episode one introduces the five hosts and explains why they started the podcast. Danny talks about coming to faith, sensing a call to ministry, and how God redirected his life from sports into training pastors and servin
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Akin Huddle is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 19 episodes.
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