Savannah Bananas outfielder Coach RAC, some of his teammates and the Dude Perfect crew teamed up for an incredible four-night tour to “share the love of Christ with as many people as possible.”
“WE TOURED WITH DUDE PERFECT!!!! First time on a tour bus. 4 nights in a row: Nebraska -> OKC -> Memphis -> Knoxville. Honored to partner with the dudes in the same mission: share the love of Christ with as many people as possible. God is good,” RobertAnthony Cruz, AKA Coach RAC, posted on Instagram.
The post included photos of Coach RAC performing trick shots with the Dude Perfect team, along with a snap of the group praying together before the show.
The best part of each night, though? Wrapping every show by sharing the gospel and worshipping with the crowd.
“While the show is amazing, here is what happens afterwards. @tylerntoney shares the Gospel, and @dudeperfect will often have someone come lead worship for everyone. Here we sang ‘Holy Forever,’ and it’s difficult to hear sound from the center of the arena, but nearly everyone stays to the very end, and it’s a beautiful sound,” Cruz shared in another post alongside a video of the moment.
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The four-night tour was part of Dude Perfect’s ongoing 22-stop Squad Games Summer tour, which runs through Aug. 2. Other big names like Good Good, Mark Rober, Brandon Lake and Tim Tebow have or will be joining the crew on the road over the summer.
“Getting to bring Dude Perfect straight to the fans is one of the best parts of what we do,” said Tyler Toney, Dude Perfect Co-Founder when the tour was first announced last November. “After seeing the energy and turnout from last year’s tour, we knew we had to go bigger. Squad Games is next-level Dude Perfect, giving fans an even better view of the competition and creativity that first brought them into our world. We can’t wait to go wild with the DP Fam and hope it inspires them to take that energy home and keep playing together.”
For Dude Perfect, sharing the gospel after every show is core to who they are.
“I remember I was driving on the tollway, and I called Coby [Cotton]…and I said, ‘Hey, I’m driving to the office right now, but I just felt like I needed to call and tell you that I feel like God’s putting on my heart that we need to share the gospel on tour,” Toney recalled. “I don’t know how, I don’t know when, I don’t know where — I don’t know what’s an appropriate way to do that. But I felt like, if I didn’t call and tell somebody that, then I would 100 percent try and get out of it, dismiss it.”
They decided to try it after a show, telling the audience they’d be right back after a short break. The crew was shocked to see the arena that could seat 10,000 people still full. So they shared the gospel message, and that moment has been part of every show since.
At the end of the day, the high-energy trick shots and arena-filling stunts served a much higher purpose. Through fellowship, fun and heartfelt worship, Coach RAC and Dude Perfect demonstrated how faith can take center stage, leaving a lasting mark on thousands of fans across the country.
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