Travel with me into the homes, barns, and studios of your favorite country and Christian music artists, authors and friends – hear their amazing stories of faith!   ~Terry Squires

Randy Travis & His Wife, Mary

He is one of the most beloved country music artists of all times, Randy Travis. He has sold over 25 million albums, a member of Country Music Hall of Fame and the Grand Ole Opry. His life changed drastically when he encountered his near fatal stroke in 2013. But with the help of his beautiful wife, Mary, and rigorous physical therapy, Randy continues to change the world with his music and faith. This is his story – Forever and Ever, Amen. This is Today’s Nashville – This Is Faith.

Chris & Rusty Golden – The Goldens

Chris and Rusty Golden are no strangers to the county music world. Sons of William Lee Golden, they grew up singing southern gospel music and had solo careers with some success. Today, they share their stories of faith, while joining their father in their new group, William Lee Golden and The Goldens. This is Today’s Nashville – This Is Faith.

Chonda Pierce

Emmy nominated and best -selling comedian, author, and actress Chonda Pierce has brought laughter to audiences around the world for decades. Even though she has cried many tears in her life, she continues to smile and share the message of Jesus. This is Today’s Nashville. This Is Faith.

Les Taylor – Exile Band

Les Taylor, you know him as the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist in the country pop band Exile, with hits like, Give Me One More Chance, Kiss you All over, and She’s a Miracle. He has appeared over 100 times on the Grand Ole Opry. And many years ago, Les made a choice that no matter what life would bring, he would praise the Lord’s name. This is Today’s Nashville. This Is Faith.

John Conlee

John Conlee is a member of the Grand Ole Opry with many number one hits like, Rose Colored Glasses. John has been singing and playing guitar since the age of 10, his emphasis has been to sings songs of everyday people. And he never misses an opportunity to share Jesus on the Opry stage. This is Today’s Nashville. This Is Faith.

Lulu Roman

Lulu Roman was raised in a orphans home, became addicted to drugs and was a go go dancer in a strip club. The now born again, gospel music artist was also loved by millions in her role on the hit TV show Hee Haw.  This is Today’s Nashville. This Is Faith.

Debbie Winans

Debbie Winans Lowe is the youngest sibling of the gospel music family, the Winans. Her passion for music coincides with her desire to see people truly impacted by the Gospel of Jesus. This is her journey.  This is Today’s Nashville. This Is Faith.

William Lee Golden – Part 2

William Lee Golden is one of the most recognized personalities in country and gospel music, having earned the highest accolades as a member of the legendary group, The Oak Ridge Boys. With over forty million records sold, The Oaks have had more than a dozen Number One singles, over thirty Top Ten hits, five Grammy Awards, four Country Music Awards, list goes on and on. But during his forties, William went through profound changes emotionally, spiritually and physically when he felt four walls closing in. This is Today’s Nashville. This Is Faith.

Tim Atwood

Tim Atwood has played the Opry stage more that 8500 times with hit songs, Lets All Go Down to the River and I’ll Stand Up and Say So. Tim believes his gift is from God. This is Today’s Nashville. This Is Faith.

Corey Layne

Corey Layne, a third generation musician, born and raised in the foothills of Cumberland Plateau in East Tennessee has desired to bring back “old style” country music back to life. But life hasn’t been easy for him. His new song, Bend or Break is all about his radical redemption. This is Today’s Nashville. This Is Faith.

Allie Colleen

Allie Colleen is no stranger to the country music industry. The third daughter of Garth Brooks, Allie’ passion for singing and songwriting started at a young age giving her a reputation of being a extraordinary songwriter. She writes and sings about the layers of love and heartbreak that has shaped her life. This is Today’s Nashville. This Is Faith.

Jamie & Greta Hicks

Jamie Hicks, a former Atlanta Braves minor league baseball catcher had it all until addiction took over his life. His wife had her own battle with breast cancer. Together the situation seemed impossible, but with God they learned that nothing is impossible. – This is Today’s Nashville. This Is Faith.

T Graham Brown

The soulful voice of T Graham Brown has been heard all over the country music airwaves for decades. He’s been entertaining his fans with his bluesy hits I Tell It Like It Used To Be and his first number one song, Hell And High Water, But God had to slow him down to work out a few of his own high water challenges – This is Today’s Nashville. This Is Faith.

William Lee Golden – Oak Ridge Boys – Part 1

William Lee Golden is one of the most recognized personalities in country and gospel music, having earned the highest accolades as a member of the legendary group, The Oak Ridge Boys. With over forty million records sold, The Oaks have had more than a dozen Number One singles, over thirty Top Ten hits, five Grammy Awards, four Country Music Awards, list goes on and on. But during his forties, William went through profound changes emotionally, spiritually and physically when he felt four walls closing in. This is Today’s Nashville – This Is Faith.

Larry Gatlin – Gatlin Brothers

By the age of seven, Grammy award winner Larry Gatlin, the oldest of the three Gatlin brothers, was already Joining younger brothers, Steve and Rudy in singing at family and church events. Little did he know that years later, known as the legendary Gatlin Brothers, they would tour the world performing their number one hits. Like his songs, he was on top of the world until his addiction took over. It wasn’t until a friend pulled him aside and told him, Larry, it’s time to turn the page. He did just that. This is Today’s Nashville – This Is Faith.

Jill Chambers

It all started at the age of 19 when author, speaker, singer, life coach, educator, and model, Jill Chambers married her husband Danny and traveled the world with their music ministry – Carry the Call. A founding pastor for twenty-two years, she has invested in the lives of thousands of people globally training them in leadership skills. Today, God is leading her down a new path. After being married for over 30 years to her husband, Danny, the Lord called him home and now she is called to carry the call without her love. This is Today’s Nashville – This Is Faith.

Helen Smallbone

The Smallbone family has inspired millions of people with their radical faith and the Grammy-winning musical talents of Rebecca St. James and for KING & COUNTRY (Joel & Luke Smallbone). Today, Helen Smallbone shares a behind- the-scenes view of their family life in her new book, Behind the Lights: The Extraordinary Adventure of a Mum and Her Family.  This is Today’s Nashville – This Is Faith.

Kent Blazy

Mega hit songwriter, performer and 2020 Songwriter Hall of Fame nominee, Kent Blazy is truly one of the most sought after country music songwriters. Raised in Lexington Kentucky, he made his way to Nashville when a friend encouraged him to reach for his dream. Little did he know that his songs performed by such talents like Garth Brooks, Diamond Rio, Patty Loveless, and many more would touch lives around the world with #1 hits such as If Tomorrow Never Comes. Not knowing that many years later, that song that was sung by Garth would be meant for him and his faith when he lost his wife to cancer. This is his story. This is Today’s Nashville – This Is Faith.

Jeannie Seely

Grammy award winner. beloved, Jeannie Seely – a member of the Grand Ole Opry has graced the stage for over 50 years – as a performer and a regular host – every week. Her life and music has touched hearts around the world and she continues to encourage new artists to reach for their dreams. This is her story. This is Today’s Nashville – This Is Faith.

Frank Sutton – Jackson Heights

Frank Sutton, bass guitarist & vocalist with the Christian country music group, Jackson Heights, looks back on his earlier years on the road, the financial difficulties, and the time to call it quits. He, too, faced many financial challenges during those years, but God was faithful. Twenty-five years later the band reunited and with the new name, Jackson Heights. And they haven’t slowed down yet. This is his story. This is Today’s Nashville. This Is Faith.

Ernie Haase – Signature Sound

Ernie grew up enjoying the sounds of gospel music, loved quartet music and the legendary, Cathedrals. Little did he know that one day he would be a part of the group and marry one of the legendary group member’s daughter, Lisa. Later he formed Ernie Haase and the Signature Sound and his songs have earned Grammy nominations, Dove Awards and Billboard Christian Top Tens. But in the face of grief – his message is keeping on. This is his story. This is Today’s Nashville – This Is Faith.

Dolly Parton

Being born into a poor farming family, singer-songwriter, actress, philanthropist, businesswoman and a career spanning over fifty years, Dolly Parton has sold more than 100 million records worldwide, making her one of the best-selling female artists of all time. She has received 11 Grammy awards, 44 career Top 10 country albums, Emmy Awards, Tony Awards and the list continues to grow. This is her story. This is Today’s Nashville – This Is Faith.

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