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Beyond the Huddle - Central Arkansas FCA
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Parenting Athletes, Faith in Sports & FCA History with Pastor Mark Henry | Beyond the Huddle
May 1100:53:12Tap to summarizeIn this episode of Beyond the Huddle, Josh Adair and Zach Rose sit down with Pastor Mark Henry to talk about faith, football, parenting, leadership, and the early days of FCA in Arkansas. Mark shares his journey from Little Rock Central and the University of Arkansas to serving with FCA and eventually pastoring at Fellowship Bible Church. He reflects on how FCA impacted his life, what it was like helping launch FCA ministry across Arkansas, and why discipleship matters more than athletic success. The conversation also dives deep into parenting athletes, handling pressure and expectations, supporting coaches, raising kids with strong character, and helping children love Jesus and the church above everything else. Whether you're a coach, parent, athlete, or leader, this episode is full of wisdom, encouragement, and practical insight on living boldly for Christ through sports and everyday life. Topics Include: Faith and athletics FCA in Arkansas Parenting athletes Leadership and discipleship Coaching and character Sports and identity Raising kids to love Jesus Ministry and calling College athletics and the NFL Listen, subscribe, and share with someone who needs encouragement today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →From Striving to Surrender: How One Coach Found Purpose Beyond the Game
May 400:53:18Tap to summarizeWhat happens when a coach realizes success on the field isn’t enough? In this episode of Beyond the Huddle, Central Arkansas FCA sits down with Benton High School coach Drew Harris to talk about identity, faith, and what it really means to lead. Drew shares his journey from growing up as a coach’s kid, to chasing success as an athlete and coach, to ultimately finding freedom in fully surrendering his life to Christ. Through powerful stories—including a life-changing conversation on a bus ride and a locker room culture shift centered on “Glory to God”—this episode challenges coaches, athletes, and leaders to rethink what truly matters. If you’ve ever felt the pressure to perform, prove yourself, or chase success, this conversation will remind you where real purpose is found.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Beyond the Huddle: From Camp to Calling — How FCA Transforms Athletes On and Off the Field
Apr 2700:52:46Tap to summarizeIn this powerful episode of Beyond the Huddle, host Zach Rose sits down with student-athletes Luke and Addison, alongside FCA leader Spencer Calgill, to unpack the life-changing impact of FCA Camp. From intense competition and unforgettable games to deep spiritual growth and authentic community, this conversation reveals why FCA Camp is more than just a summer event—it’s a catalyst for transformation. Hear Luke’s incredible story of going from knowing nothing about Jesus to boldly starting an FCA huddle at his new high school in South Dakota. Addison shares how FCA has strengthened her leadership and team culture at Cabot High School, while Spencer gives a behind-the-scenes look at how intentional discipleship and mentorship shape the next generation of leaders. You’ll also get a glimpse into the unique structure of FCA Camp—huddles, competition, worship, and testimonies—and why it creates an environment where students can grow in faith, build lasting friendships, and discover their identity in Christ. Whether you’re an athlete, coach, parent, or student searching for purpose, this episode will challenge and inspire you to live boldly for something greater than the game. 🔥 Don’t miss this inside look at FCA Camp—and why it might just change your life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →The Unexpected Power of Faith in a Football Coach's Athletic Journey
Apr 2000:52:57Tap to summarizeMost athletes dream of high-level success, but few understand how faith shapes every moment — from game-winning plays to daily struggles. Jeb Huckabee’s journey from Razorbacks star to NFL player and FCA leader reveals how the pursuit of excellence can be rooted in eternal purpose, transforming the game and your life.In this episode, discover how Jeb’s faith guided him through some of football’s biggest moments — from tackling Vince Young to winning an SEC championship — all while staying anchored in God’s calling. He shares vulnerable insights on living out his faith in a competitive world, balancing success with humility, and understanding that your greatest impact extends beyond the field.You’ll learn: The importance of prioritizing faith over fame, illustrated through Jeb’s powerful parable of the talents and what it means to play for “an audience of one.” Practical strategies for witnessing boldly as an athlete, including how to leverage your platform for eternal impact. The role of FCA in fostering authentic spiritual growth among coaches and athletes, and how volunteers can multiply ministry efforts. How high-level athletic experiences can serve as a bridge to mentor others and share Christ’s love in every community. The essential mindset shift needed to view sports not just as competition, but as an avenue to glorify God and impact lives forever. This episode is perfect for athletes, coaches, and sports fans who want to see their passions as more than just personal achievement — but as opportunities to live boldly for Christ. Whether you’re on the field or in the stands, you’ll walk away inspired to pursue excellence with purpose, knowing your best days are still ahead when guided by faith.Join us for a story of perseverance, humility, and incredible opportunities to lead others closer to Jesus — all through the power of sports ministry.Jeb Huckabee is a former Arkansas Razorback and NFL athlete, now serving as a multi-area director with FCA, passionate about empowering coaches and athletes to live out their faith in every play and every season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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