Meet the Whatleys
Two different worlds. One shared mission. Fully His.
Welcome to our corner of the world. We’re Dustin and Percy Whatley—a husband and wife team doing life out loud. We’re not here to impress. We’re here to express—our faith, our love, our flaws, our worship, our parenting fails, our midnight revelations, and our early morning pancakes.
This is not a curated gallery of perfection.
It’s a living, breathing story of redemption, unity, passion, and purpose.
It’s us—just as we are.
Dustin Whatley
Southern-born, gospel-breathed, and walking proof that God doesn’t call the qualified, He qualifies the called. I’m a husband, a father, a business owner, a worship leader, a writer, and a man who’s been broken enough to know what wholeness actually feels like.
I love Jesus. I love my wife. I love black coffee, bold ideas, raw truth, and playing piano until the Spirit moves—or my fingers quit. I believe in hard work, second chances, and showing up even when it’s uncomfortable. Especially then.
I’ve built businesses, led worship, and taught behind walls many will never see. I’ve learned that leadership isn’t about position—it’s about responsibility. I carry mine seriously. Because I know what it cost to get here.
Most days, I’m a mix of comedian, CEO, romantic, and straight-up chaos coordinator. But at the core, I’m just a redeemed man trying to lead his family well and serve the Kingdom with everything I’ve got.
If you stick around, you’ll get the real me—equal parts intensity and tenderness, grit and grace. But above all, you’ll see the One who changed my life forever.
Percy Whatley
I’m Percy Suragala Whatley—born in India, raised in faith, and living in Georgia with a man who calls me his answered prayer. I’m a wife, mother, a daughter of the King, and a woman who believes that joy is a weapon and kindness is a revolution.
I grew up speaking Telugu, cooking with my mother, and worshiping in churches where the Spirit filled the room like incense. I moved to the U.S. with two Master’s degrees and a dream bigger than my accent. I never imagined it would lead me to a small town in Georgia, a southern boy with a loud laugh, and a life built on faith, family, and flavor.
I love feeding people—spiritually and literally.
I love deep conversations, gentle mornings, and praising God through every season.
And I believe being a Proverbs 31 woman doesn’t mean being perfect. It means being present.
In our home, I’m the calm, the anchor, the spice, and the glue. I bring tradition and tenderness. I worship with tears and cook with passion. And I’m learning to share all of it—my culture, my testimony, my motherhood, my identity in Christ—with the world.
Whether it’s a devotional, a dosa, or a diaper disaster, I’m honored to let you into my life.