This episode of The Edge features an engaging and deeply real conversation with Tre Herring, founder of Eyes On Me Inc. and host of the Somethin Ain’t Right Podcast. From his early days as a Christian hip-hop artist to launching Hip Hop Hope and eventually building a ministry centered on mentorship, discipleship, and community transformation, Tre shares the story behind the calling God placed on his life.

Bill and Stephanie talk with Tre about how he got started in rap music, the impact of Hip Hop Hope, and the evolution of his ministry into outreach efforts that now touch youth, families, and underserved communities throughout Houston. The conversation explores identity, redemption, discipleship, leadership, accountability, and the importance of meeting people where they are with both truth and compassion.

Tre also opens up about the vision behind Disciple The Streets, his passion for mentoring men and young people, and the role media and podcasting can play in reaching the next generation with the gospel.

Then, after the interview officially wrapped up, an unexpected “only God” moment happened. A connection was uncovered that none of us saw coming, turning the ending of this episode into something truly unforgettable. Be sure to stay through the bonus coverage at the end to hear the full story.