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09/30/2026

Acclaimed singer/songwriter Justin Gambino was among the winners at the recent Josie Music Awards, taking home trophies for Artist of the Year Christian/Gospel/Inspirational, and EP of the Year Christian/Gospel/Inspirational for his 2025 release “Just Like Jesus.” The largest independent music awards show in the world, the 12th annual event was held earlier this month at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry House and featured performances from country superstar Vince Gill and pop icon Tony Orlando, among others.

During his acceptance speech, Gambino reflected on God’s faithfulness through his prodigal years. “If you would’ve told me 22 years ago when I was standing in a courtroom looking a judge in the eyes—looking at jail time or the military—I would not have believed you that I’d be standing here on this circle. But my God is in the redeeming business and He’s a Good Father.”

Gambino’s Josie Music Award-winning “Just Like Jesus” EP released last year from Residence Music and illuminates the joys and struggles of his post-prodigal life with refreshing candor and profound gratitude. Rooted in his signature soul-fueled, folk-rock sound, the project features five selections co-penned by Gambino and produced by his longtime collaborator Walter Halliwell.

Drawing nominees and attendees from around the world, The Josie Music Awards was established in 2015 to honor exceptional talent, growth, outstanding bodies of work, and contributions from those who inspire, encourage, and shape the culture of the global independent music industry.

ABOUT JUSTIN GAMBINO
For more than a decade, acclaimed singer/songwriter Justin Gambino has cultivated an enthusiastic following with his charismatic live performances and hope-filled anthems. With a powerful story of redemption anchoring his music and ministry, today Gambino has three EPs, two full-length recordings, and multiple music videos to his credit. He maintains an impressive touring schedule, performing in numerous churches, coffeehouses, and at festivals around the country each year. Known for such signature songs as “Just Like Jesus,” “Courage,” and “Fighting On My Behalf,” Gambino was named Artist of the Year Christian/Gospel/Inspirational Male at the 10th Annual Josie Music Awards in 2024.

His latest Residence Music release, "Garden of the Lord," bowed in July and marks Gambino’s first-ever worship set. Celebrating the Master Gardener who lovingly nurtures new growth in His children, the six-song EP beckons listeners to pause and reflect through intimate moments of meditation and worship.

09/26/2026

“Still Small Voice,” the long-awaited new single from acclaimed singer/songwriter, worship leader, and SEU Worship alum Jenn Chenoweth, is now available (WieRise Music). The impassioned pop anthem was produced by Seth Ready (Seth & Nirva) and Brennan Watson, and penned by Chenoweth, Watson, Jonathan Turner, and Michaela Halfast.

Opening a distinctive new chapter for the Florida-based artist following the release of her 2025 full-length debut, "Out To Get Me," “Still Small Voice” brims with hopeful effervescence and earnest revelation. Embracing the realization that God’s loudest call is often heard as a whisper, Chenoweth sings, “You weren’t in the raging wind/And You weren’t in the blazing flames/But You’re drowning out the noise/Oh You’re drowning out the noise/With Your still small voice.”

The first track from her sophomore set slated for release next year, Chenoweth says of the song, “‘Still Small Voice’ was inspired by 1 Kings 19 and offers a reminder that God is not only found in moments of great intensity, but also in the quiet whisper. The Lord was not in the wind, the earthquake, or the fire, but He made Himself known to Elijah in a still small voice.”

“We can find ourselves in the caves of life, running scared and ready to give up, but no matter where we go God is able to meet us exactly how we need to be met,” she continues. “He is great enough to call down fire and send the rain, and great enough to meet us in the darkest place with a still small voice to restore us and redirect us. God is so faithful like that.”

ABOUT JENN CHENOWETH
Singer/songwriter, worship leader, and pastor Jenn Chenoweth is continuing a family legacy of ministry. The South Florida native’s father is a pastor; her mother is a church music director, professional pianist, and harpist; and Chenoweth began leading worship at just 9 years old in her church’s children’s ministry program. A love for worship has been a consistent theme throughout her life, including during her college years at Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida, where Chenoweth was featured on several tracks with the renowned SEU Worship collective.

Diagnosed with TMJ disorder in 2019, a condition affecting her mouth and jaw, Chenoweth was riddled with chronic pain as she endured therapies and surgical procedures that threatened her ability to sing. This health battle deepened her dependence on God, and she ultimately learned to embrace her true identity—not as a singer or songwriter—simply as His child. "Out To Get Me," Chenoweth’s 2025 debut album, is a testament to God’s faithful pursuit of her heart throughout this season of struggle.

In addition to leading worship at a range of events and church gatherings, Chenoweth has performed at the Khalla Festival in Lima, Peru; the SEU Conference; and the VIP Conference with Tim Tebow.

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09/24/2026

Spanning styles and decades with his fresh take on some of the most influential songs in Christian music history, beloved singer/songwriter and worship leader Charles Billingsley returns October 2 with “Replay.” The long awaited StowTown Records set—Billingsley’s first full-length project in three years—boasts a quintessential lineup of 10 genre-defining selections.

Produced by Billingsley along with Bradley Knight, Wayne Haun, Matt Summers, and Adam Lancaster, “Replay” is highlighted by multiple guest turns, including GRAMMY®-winning Christian music pioneer Russ Taff who joins Billingsley for a new arrangement of The Imperials’ classic “Trumpet of Jesus.” In addition, multi-Dove Award winner Steve Green steps to the microphone with Billingsley for the poignant ballad “People Need The Lord,” while Billingsley's labelmate and frequent collaborator TaRanda Greene lends her voice to “The Home of the Lord,” a spirited duet first recorded by Sandi Patty and Russ Taff in 1981.

“Like millions of others, I’ve always been a huge fan of Russ Taff,” Billingsley shares. “I was a trumpet player growing up and loved ‘Trumpet of Jesus,’ so when Russ agreed to record it with me, it was an honor and a dream come true. And Steve Green is very near and dear to my heart. During college, God used his ‘People Need The Lord’ to define my ministry for the next 30 years. At the time I wasn’t sure if I was called to preach or sing, and as I was singing that song God told me I was called to preach, but the sermons would be four-minute songs.”

Showcasing full choir and orchestra arrangements throughout, “Replay” also includes Billingsley’s take on the Gold City standard “Midnight Cry”; the timeless Steven Curtis Chapman ballad “His Strength Is Perfect”; a stirring rendition of the popular hymn “It Is Well”; and a unique medley pairing Petra’s 1983 “Grave Robber” with Gospel mainstay “Ain’t No Grave.”

“The two key words for this album are nostalgic and fresh,” Billingsley explains. “These songs have all meant so much to me through the years, and to have new arrangements I can perform in concert is going to be a ton of fun. It’s really important to maintain the heritage of our great hymns, but the Bible also says to sing psalms and spiritual songs, so we need to keep ‘replaying’ the songs we grew up on. Theologically and musically they’re timeless, so let’s keep them alive for a new generation to enjoy.”

“For the last 25 years, a name I've heard over and over at churches across the country is Charles Billingsley,” says StowTown Records President and CEO Landon Beene. “With his unique ability to communicate the Gospel through song, he’s long been a sought-after worship leader and concert favorite. I’m excited that ‘Replay’ brings us Charles’ versions of many of the songs that have impacted his life and ministry over the years. It’s also a wonderful bonus to offer churches the resources that will allow them to use these songs with their own choirs and orchestras.”

Billingsley is set to make the live performance debut of selections from “Replay” this Sunday, September 27, during an album release concert at Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia. The event will also be livestreamed beginning at 6:00 pm ET on YouTube.

In addition, multiple “Replay” selections have been specially designed for use by choirs and orchestras. StowTown Worship Resource is poised to make a comprehensive range of tools—including choral charts, full orchestrations, premium stems, rehearsal parts, accompaniment tracks, and split tracks—available for select songs from the project.

ABOUT CHARLES BILLINGSLEY
From the stages of Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center to numerous churches and conferences around the country, Charles Billingsley has been one of Christian music’s most distinctive artists for 30 years. Beginning his career as a lead vocalist for GRAMMY®-nominated genre giant NewSong, Billingsley has since headlined thousands of concerts, released 25 recordings as a solo artist, and garnered seven #1 Inspirational radio hits. His 2022 album, “The Shadow of Your Smile”—an anthology of Broadway, Big Band, and American classics—reached #1 on iTunes’ Jazz Top Albums chart.

A sought-after worship leader and speaker at such events as Women of Joy, the Gridiron Men’s Conference, and Celebrators Conference, among others, Billingsley currently serves as the teaching pastor and worship leader at Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia, as well as an adjunct instructor at Liberty University.

ABOUT STOWTOWN RECORDS
Shaping the sound of Gospel music since 2011, StowTown Records boasts such talents as David Phelps, Janet Paschal, Charles Billingsley, Dan Dean, TaRanda Greene, Mountclear Jazz, and Quarteto Principius; award-winning comedian Tim Lovelace; and some of Gospel's brightest lights: Ernie Haase & Signature Sound, Booth Brothers, Triumphant Quartet, Doug Anderson, Buddy Mullins, The Browns, The Erwins, Legacy Five, The Kramers, The Steeles, Sunday Drive, The Perrys, The Taylors, Poet Voices, Zane & Donna King, Down East Boys, Peach Goldman, and The Craguns. The company’s StowTown Worship Resource offers an expansive catalog of music and hymn arrangements and digital tools designed to meet the unique needs of modern worship. StowTown Worship Resource is also the label home of The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, Prestonwood Worship, and Rock Springs Worship. StowTown Records and StowTown Worship Resource releases are distributed by Syntax Creative.

09/24/2026

“The Coming of Arthur,” the second of four volumes in renowned British poet and priest Malcolm Guite's masterwork, “Merlin’s Isle: An Arthuriad,” will be available November 9 from Rabbit Room Press. Generating record-breaking presales in excess of 10,000 books to date for its Nashville-based publisher, “The Coming of Arthur” follows series debut “Galahad and the Grail,” which reached the Top 50 on Amazon’s “Best Sellers in Books” chart and has sold over 50,000 copies since its April release.

Having already hit #1 on Amazon’s “New Releases in Poetry” list, “The Coming of Arthur” is a 372-page hardcover volume showcasing more than 25 original illustrations from award-winning artist Stephen Crotts and a foreword by “New York Times” bestselling author and mythographer Martin Shaw. Chronicling the destiny of the heroic King Arthur, one of the most beloved characters in all of literature, Guite’s mastery of the ballad form is evident as he brings fresh clarity and thought-provoking relevance to this timeless coming-of-age tale.

“The Coming of Arthur” takes readers back to craggy Tintagel to discover how it all began. Raised by Sir Ector and tutored by the wizard Merlin, young Arthur must grow into his destiny as the foretold king. He will need the aid of the perilous elves, wisdom beyond his years, and a host of virtuous knights to weather the storms to come.

“I was well aware as I wrote this that we are living through a crisis of ‘masculinity' for contemporary young men,” Guite shares. “How does one become a man? Who can you trust and follow? We hear so much, sometimes unhelpfully, of ’toxic masculinity.’ But what about healthy, vibrant, life-giving masculinity? The kind of manhood that not only leads but also serves. I hope the story of ‘The Coming of Arthur,’ and his journey from youth to manhood, and especially his founding of the Round Table with its essential oath of chivalry and courtesy, will fill a gap and meet a need for positive examples of true manhood.”

“After falling head over heels in love with Malcolm's work on ‘Galahad and the Grail,’ I was astonished to discover that I loved ‘The Coming of Arthur’ even more in many ways,” states Rabbit Room Press Publisher Pete Peterson. “Malcolm, it seemed, was just getting warmed up, and I can't wait to see where he takes us from here.”

Newly minted bestseller “Galahad and the Grail,” which is approaching its fourth printing this year, and November’s “The Coming of Arthur’” will be followed by 2027’s “Days of the Round Table” and “Merlin’s Isle” series finale “The Passing of Arthur” in 2028. Of the unfolding epic poem cycle—the first undertaking of its kind in nearly two centuries—Guite says, “My deepest hope is that ‘Merlin’s Isle’ may be part of a cultural shift, a turning way from AI slop and the disconnected episodes and reels of the online world, and a return to the deep myths and stories that bind us to life and to one another and make better sense of the world we live in. But I also hope that this will happen not in some dull classroom but in the midst of families and friends discovering and enjoying a really exciting story.”

ABOUT MALCOLM GUITE
A poet, priest, and Girton College Life Fellow at Cambridge University, Malcolm Guite lectures widely in the United Kingdom and North America on theology and literature. Characterized by his deep engagement with the Christian faith, a love of traditional poetic forms, and the ability to make ancient wisdom accessible to contemporary readers, Guite is the bestselling author of numerous works of nonfiction and poetry, including “Sounding the Seasons: 70 Sonnets for the Christian Year” (Canterbury Press), which is now in its 10th printing; “David’s Crown” (Canterbury Press 2021); and “Mariner: A Voyage with Samuel Taylor Coleridge” (Hodder 2017). His most ambitious undertaking yet—hailed “a magnum opus in the making”—the four-volume epic poem series “Merlin’s Isle: An Arthuriad” debuted earlier this year with bestseller “Galahad and the Grail.”

ABOUT RABBIT ROOM PRESS
Along with the bestselling series “Merlin’s Isle: An Arthuriad” by Malcolm Guite, and “Every Moment Holy” by Douglas Kaine McKelvey, Rabbit Room Press is home to a diversity of acclaimed fiction and nonfiction titles, including “Glad & Golden Hours” by Lanier Ivester; Jonathan Rogers’ “The Wilderking Trilogy”; and Randall Goodgame's “Scripture Hymnal.” The Nashville-based publishing house is part of The Rabbit Room, a multi-faceted creative community birthed in 2007 by award-winning singer/songwriter and author Andrew Peterson. Inspired by a visit to C. S. Lewis’ home in Oxford, England, Peterson launched The Rabbit Room with a mission to create and curate stories, music, and other expressions of art to nourish the life of Christ-centered communities. Since its inception nearly two decades ago, The Rabbit Room’s scope has grown to include Rabbit Room Press, the Rabbit Room Podcast Network, Rabbit Room Theatre, a bookstore, and live events like the popular Hutchmoot conference held annually in both the U.S. and the U.K.

09/20/2026

Nashville Christian Songwriters’ NCS Records announces the signing of singer/songwriter Anne Elise to an exclusive recording agreement. A Belmont University student and former member of the acclaimed collective Ezra Worship, Anne Elise’s debut NCS Records single, “Changing,” is now available.

“We're delighted to help young artists like Anne Elise discover and develop their sound and find their voice,” shares Nashville Christian Songwriters Founder and President John Chisum. “We're especially proud of her new single and the songs to come.”

“From learning the foundations of songwriting from John Chisum during her time with the Ezra Worship Initiative, to bringing her own songs to life with NCS Records, Anne Elise truly embodies what Nashville Christian Songwriters is all about,” adds NCS Records Director of Label Operations and A&R Claire Bacon. “She has an incredible natural musical instinct and is truly an artist with both the talent and work ethic to continue growing her craft into something remarkable.”

“Changing” finds Alabama native Anne Elise embracing a fresh, organic sound driven by pop and country influences. Penned by Anne Elise, Andre Williams, Kevin Embleton, and Michaela Halfast, the single was produced by Ryan Wilson (Zach John King), one of Country Credits' “2026 Top 10 Producers to Watch,” and features acoustic guitar and banjo from longtime Rascal Flatts bandmember Devin Malone.

As the track’s breezy shuffle captures the tension between the familiar and the unknown, Anne Elise wistfully ruminates on the time-tested truth that real growth happens by taking a leap of faith and trusting God for the outcome. “After moving to Nashville, I found myself thinking a lot about transition and all of the changes that come with the next season of life,” she explains. “‘Changing' was written as a reminder that change is inevitable and we can choose to grow alongside it. It's also a reminder for me to let go of my worries and trust that God is in control, even when I don't know what's in front of me.”

“I'm so excited to see this next chapter unfold with NCS Records,” Anne Elise continues. “I'm grateful to work with such an amazing team of people who are eager to help bring my music to those who need to hear it and can be encouraged by it.”

09/04/2026

Singer/songwriter and former “American Idol” Top 10 finalist Michael Sarver returns with the potent and personal “Layer Two” September 25. Following last month's critically acclaimed “Layer One,” the S&G Music Enterprises (WieRise Music) EP further spotlights the diverse influences comprising Sarver's musical DNA while completing an autobiographical arc tracing God's hand of provision throughout his life.

With seven tracks all co-written by Sarver, EP centerpiece “Layers” provides a throughline for both projects. A cinematic ballad that peels back the proverbial—and often painful—layers of Sarver’s journey, “Layers” acknowledges the emotional fallout of his father’s abandonment as well as the guilt and shame levied by his own choices. The process of penning “Layers” proved cathartic for Sarver, ultimately enabling him to see God’s faithfulness in every circumstance.

“I initially felt like I might not be brave enough to let the world hear ‘Layers’ because it’s deeply personal and I knew it would show my vulnerability,” Sarver admits. “But I also knew God was telling me this was more than just another song.”

EP opener “Water,” hallmarked by its rich imagery of baptism; “I Still See God,” a testimony of persevering in faith; and the convicting “Praise You With My Life” all showcase Sarver's signature pop sensibilities, while the gritty, R&B-infused “Ain’t Nobody” closes the project with an unwavering proclamation straight from the powerhouse vocalist's heart: “He’s my rock and my fortress/My only solid ground/He’s the truth that I hope in/The only peace that I’ve found.”

“’Layer Two’ is a true continuation of ‘Layer One’ in that it explores my musical influences and digs even deeper into the layers of my life,” Sarver says. “The project represents lessons learned, battles fought, and victories won. I hope my honesty can encourage others to look inward, be bold, be real, and then to heal. God is the Author AND the Finisher of our faith. If you’re breathing, you’re not done yet! No matter the enemy’s lies, God’s Word is true and He can and WILL restore you.”

ABOUT MICHAEL SARVER
A lauded singer/songwriter and worship leader whose story is rooted in faith, resilience, and real-life grit, Michael Sarver was catapulted from the oil fields of rural Texas into the national eye as a Top 10 finalist on Season 8 of “American Idol.” Turning heads with his powerhouse voice and commanding stage presence, Sarver released multiple country singles and performed across the nation in the years following his “Idol” appearance. Unable to shake an innate beckoning to write and record music with a greater purpose, he left the country spotlight to serve as a church worship leader in Texas. Making his Christian music debut last year, Sarver’s growing discography includes the 2026 EP Layer One as well as the 2025 singles “Warrior,” “Victory Song,” and “All I Need.”

09/04/2026

“East to West,” the first full-length recording in four years from acclaimed worship duo The Wood Drake Sessions, will be available September 25. A multi-faceted exploration of God’s love designed both for corporate worship settings and daily listening, the highly anticipated project was produced by Lucas Morton (Sandra McCracken, Dave Barnes) and features guest turns from Skye Peterson, Andrew Osenga, Caroline Cobb, and Mission House, among others.

With 11 tracks co-penned by The Wood Drake Sessions’ Paul Ranheim and Kirk Sauers, “East to West” celebrates the fulfillment of love through Jesus’ death and resurrection; God’s comforting presence amidst our fears and struggles; His mercy through us to serve the marginalized and oppressed; and the power of Christ’s love to reshape our views of vocation, finances, relationships, and even death.

“I hope people will sense and rest in the love of God in new and deeply practical ways, discovering that His love was waiting for them in places they never expected,” shares The Wood Drake Sessions’ Paul Ranheim of the album's overarching intent. “At the same time, these songs aren't meant to stay trapped in our headphones. When we gather to sing together despite our differences and divides, may we discover how God’s love extends—and so should ours—to those we find undesirable, uninformed, and unlovable. I hope this record brings gospel healing both personally and socially as we behold and believe the boundless love of God.”

Album opener “Surely as the Morning” plots a confident course for the collection with its joyful proclamation of God’s steadfast love in every season. Additional highlights of “East to West” include the declarative “Doxology Creed,” a fresh expression for corporate worship featuring Mission House; the Andrew Osenga-led “Bless The Lord O My Hands,” an earnest plea for our actions to reflect His love; the thoughtful worship ballad “Working for Good,” showcasing Skye Peterson; and the project’s title cut, “East to West,” a poignant reiteration of the unfathomable depths of God’s love.

“Scripture reveals a love so grand that it compels us to see how His love is present in every facet and complexity of our lives,” says the duo’s Kirk Sauers. “’East to West’ explores the love of God working itself into the experiences of our everyday. It’s a journey of God's love with us, active through the daily frustrations of work, anxious nights, battles with depression, fear of a fragile economy, and even the thought that sits deep inside our hearts that God might finally ‘kick me out of the house’ for my failures.”

“Our hope with ‘East to West’ is to use songs as a prism to behold the brilliant spectrum of God’s love, from its most grand expressions to its most intimate details,” adds Ranheim. “Ultimately, this record explores how there is not one square inch of the universe where Jesus doesn't extend God’s love and the hope of redemption.”

ABOUT THE WOOD DRAKE SESSIONS
Drawing its moniker from the Wendell Berry poem “The Peace of Wild Things,” The Wood Drake Sessions was birthed in 2020 by longtime friends Paul Ranheim and Kirk Sauers. A creative collective seeking to provide inspired and timely worship songs for the Church, The Wood Drake Sessions also offers a variety of resources, including charts, lead sheets, and tutorials to help worshiping communities sing together.

A multi-instrumentalist, singer/songwriter, worship leader, and church planter, Ranheim currently serves as pastor of formation & creativity at Redeemer Longmont in Colorado. A Pacific Northwest native and former train conductor, Ranheim has also worked at churches in Spokane, Washington; Santa Barbara, California; St. Louis; and Nashville, among other cities.

Kirk Sauers serves as music director at Faith Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, Alabama. His acclaimed solo worship EP, “Always and Forever,” released in 2015, and as a lauded songwriter Sauer's compositions have been recorded by bluegrass favorite Lonesome River Band and chart-topping Canadian country artist Jess Moskaluke, among others.

09/01/2026

The popular and long-running “Song Revolution” podcast, showcasing host John Chisum’s heartfelt and insightful conversations with Christian recording artists, worship leaders and songwriters, is making the leap to the small screen this weekend. Joining Cornerstone Television Network’s fall programming lineup, “Song Revolution with John Chisum” will premiere Saturday, September 5 at 3:00 pm ET and 10:30 pm ET with “American Idol” runner-up and genre-spanning singer/songwriter Clark Beckham as the TV series’ first guest.

A total of 13 brand-new “Song Revolution” episodes are set to debut on Cornerstone Television this fall. Welcoming a diversity of voices in Christian music and beyond, Chisum—an award-winning singer/songwriter and founder of Nashville Christian Songwriters—also sits down with worship pioneer Don Moen; Dove Award-winning composer and producer Tommee Profitt; beloved songstress Kathy Troccoli; acclaimed singer/songwriter and worship leader Meredith Andrews; “The Voice” winner Jordan Smith; and Broadway actress and singer Laura Osnes, among others.

“Having the opportunity to bring the creative people I interact with daily to the world through this show is one of the most fulfilling things I could ever do,” shares Chisum. “We've been podcasting since 2017, but leveling up to television brings exciting new dimensions to the people and music we love so much. Each guest has a unique angle on creativity, songwriting, and the music they make. I hope viewers will see that behind every song is a story, and behind every story is a real human songwriter who lived some part of that song.”

“I'm so grateful to David Tucker and the entire Cornerstone crew for this opportunity to share how we glorify Jesus through the gifts and talents of these creators,” he continues. “Our mission at Nashville Christian Songwriters is to empower Christian artists and songwriters worldwide, so this partnership is getting us one giant step closer to doing just that.”

“We are thrilled to be picking up ‘Song Revolution with John Chisum,’” states David Tucker, director of programming, Cornerstone Television Network. “The content is fresh and goes deeper than most with John’s keen music insight to ask the compelling questions needed for an engaging interview.”

ABOUT JOHN CHISUM AND ‘SONG REVOLUTION’
A respected music business veteran, songwriter, worship leader, and recording artist, John Chisum previously served as director of song development and copyright at Integrity Music, where many of his selections were showcased on the company’s iconic Hosanna! Music releases. Chisum also held the title of vice president of publishing at Star Song Communications, among other key industry roles through the years. A sought-after songwriter with hundreds of compositions to his credit, Chisum’s music has been recorded by such legendary artists as The Gaither Vocal Band, Ron Kenoly, Steve Green, Larnelle Harris, and The Cathedrals.

Passionate about teaching and mentoring songwriters, Chisum founded Nashville Christian Songwriters (NCS) in 2015. He continues to guide the organization’s impressive growth as a full-service coaching and resource company and also serves as host and producer of NCS’s popular “Song Revolution” podcast. The show boasts more than 200 episodes to date and has spotlighted conversations with such names as NEEDTOBREATHE's Bear Rinehart, Kari Jobe, Leanna Crawford, and Cody Carnes, among many others.

ABOUT CORNERSTONE TELEVISION NETWORK
Cornerstone Television Network is a Christian television ministry of 47 years headquartered in Wall, Pennsylvania (greater Pittsburgh). Since first going on the air in 1979, Cornerstone has provided Christ-centered programming designed to evangelize, edify, educate, and entertain. In addition to airing licensed shows, Cornerstone Television is also known for producing and distributing its own original faith-based programs such as “Unscripted Faith,” “Dashing Dish,” “Sister 2 Sister,” “Today’s Nashville,” “The Glory Hour,” “Hard Questions,” and more. Additional information and the latest program schedule are available at ctvn.org/schedule.

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