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Built for More is gaining momentum across Dallas-Fort Worth with established ministry leaders, growing media visibility, free admission, authentic brotherhood and four distinctive nights designed to help men strengthen their faith, relationships and purpose.
Dallas-Fort Worth has no shortage of conferences, church gatherings and community events, but Built for More is developing a distinctive identity of its own.
The Fall 2026 Dallas-area men’s series launched September 9 at The Hills Dallas, with three additional major gatherings scheduled for October 14, November 11 and December 16. Each night combines worship, biblical teaching, food, fellowship and practical conversations about faith, relationships, leadership, freedom and purpose. Admission is free.
Here are seven reasons Built for More is increasingly worth watching—and attending.
1. Built for More is becoming more than a single event
Unlike a one-night conference that disappears once the lights go down, Built for More was designed as a four-part Fall 2026 series.
The September 9 opening session, “Built on the Rock,” featured Rick Atchley. October 14 continues with “Built as Sons,” followed by “Built in His Presence” on November 11 and “Built to Be Free” on December 16.
The official website has also added Weekly Unpack gatherings between the major sessions, giving men an opportunity to continue discussing and applying what they heard at the keynote events. That ongoing fellowship component helps turn an event into a community. Built For More
2. The speaker lineup brings established ministry leadership to Dallas
One of the strongest elements of Built for More is its speaker roster.
Rick Atchley, who opened the series, is the Senior Teaching Minister of The Hills Church. The Hills identifies him as part of its executive leadership, while Abilene Christian University previously recognized Atchley as its 2014 Outstanding Alumnus of the Year. The Hills Church
October 14 features Chris Seidman, longtime lead minister of The Branch Church, together with his son Cooper Seidman. The Branch says Chris has served in full-time ministry since 1992, has led The Branch since 2000, has authored three books and has spoken at churches and conferences around the country. The Branch Church
That makes Built as Sons especially compelling: it is not simply another sermon about men—it brings a father and son into the conversation about identity, faith and generational impact.
3. November brings a leader connected to a global worship and prayer movement
The November 11 session, “Built in His Presence,” features Michael Miller, founder and Senior Pastor of UPPERROOM.
UPPERROOM says Miller and his wife Lorisa began with a small Dallas prayer meeting in 2010 that developed into a growing prayer and worship movement drawing people from Dallas-Fort Worth and beyond. The ministry describes its work as having an expanding global reach. UPPERROOM
For men interested in worship, prayer, spiritual formation and a deeper relationship with God, November’s session gives Built for More another distinct dimension.
4. December tackles a difficult real-life issue instead of avoiding it
The December 16 finale, “Built to Be Free,” features Bob Rodgers, President and CEO of Street Grace, alongside Brandon McRay of Transformed Discipleship.
Street Grace identifies Rodgers as its President and CEO and describes its mission as combating the commercial sexual exploitation of children through prevention, policy, protection and other initiatives. Street Grace
Built for More’s own website says the December conversation will address freedom from pornography and other compulsive sexual behaviors. Built For More
That willingness to address sensitive problems facing men makes the series more practical than an event built only around inspiration.
5. Built for More is showing up across the Dallas digital landscape
The series is increasingly discoverable outside its own website.
Current internet search results surface Built for More through Eventbrite, KCBI, Patch, Religion News Today/EIN Presswire, WBOC, IssueWire and other event and media channels.
The official Built for More website also displays an “In the News” section featuring references to outlets including AP News, KDAF CW33 News and Dallas Sites 101. Those references are presented by Built for More on its own site; they should therefore be understood as the organization’s published media showcase rather than an independent ranking of the event. Built For More
That expanding search footprint matters. A Dallas man looking online for a Christian men’s event, men’s ministry gathering, brotherhood event, faith-based event or free Dallas event now has multiple ways to encounter the series.
6. It is intentionally designed for men beyond the traditional church crowd
Built for More is not positioned only for men who already participate in a men’s Bible study every week.
That broader approach may be one of the series’ greatest growth opportunities.
A man can bring his:
son
father
brother
coworker
neighbor
teammate
friend
church group
—or simply arrive by himself.
The message is deliberately uncomplicated: Come as you are.
7. October 14 could be the next major growth moment
The next main gathering is Wednesday, October 14, 2026, and the theme is especially relevant for fathers, sons and men thinking seriously about identity and legacy.
Built as Sons will feature Chris Seidman and Cooper Seidman at The Hills Dallas. Food and games open at 5:30 p.m., with the main gathering running from 6:00–8:00 p.m. Registration is free and teen and adult men are welcome. Built For More
The October event gives men who missed September an easy entry point—and gives those who attended the launch an opportunity to bring another man with them.
Why Built for More deserves attention in Dallas-Fort Worth
What makes Built for More noteworthy is the combination.
It has an established Dallas church venue. It has recognized ministry leaders. It has four different themes rather than four versions of the same message. It combines biblical teaching with worship, food, games and relationship-building. And its expanding presence across event platforms, local media listings and Christian media gives the series growing digital visibility. The Hills Church
Most importantly, the concept is centered on something many men are actively searching for: genuine connection.
Built for More summarizes that vision in three phrases:
Real Men. Real Faith. Real Impact.
Built for More Fall 2026 Schedule
October 14 — Built as Sons Chris Seidman + Cooper Seidman
November 11 — Built in His Presence Michael Miller of UPPERROOM
December 16 — Built to Be Free Bob Rodgers of Street Grace + Brandon McRay
📍 The Hills Dallas 3014 Skillman St., Dallas, TX 75206
