“I thought I had my whole plan mapped out. His plan was better.”

In this deeply personal episode of The Walk, Lexi Fromm—President of Worship Leader Magazine and daughter of Maranatha! Music pioneer Chuck Fromm—shares a powerful testimony of disrupted plans, painful losses, and unexpected callings. From law school ambitions to taking the reins of a ministry in the wake of her father’s battle with Lewy body dementia, Lexi’s journey is a raw and Spirit-led look at faith, legacy, and letting go.

You’ll hear about growing up in the epicenter of the Jesus Music movement, singing prayers off a diving board, surviving four knee surgeries, and learning to lead Worship Leader Magazine with both conviction and compassion.

📍 Guest Bio:
Lexi Fromm lives in Franklin, Tennessee and serves as President of Worship Leader Magazine. With a background in education and a passion for empowering creatives, she carries forward a legacy rooted in the Jesus Movement while forging a vision for tomorrow’s worship leaders.

🔍 Episode Highlights

• 🎓 Q: What were Lexi’s original career plans?
  A: She planned to attend law school and become a children’s rights attorney through Teach for America.

• 🛑 Q: What disrupted those plans?
  A: A spontaneous meeting with her father’s board changed everything—and led to her calling.

• 🧠 Q: What personal struggles has she faced recently?
  A: Caring for her father through dementia, grieving his loss, and enduring four knee surgeries in one year.

• 🧭 Q: How does she discern God's will?
  A: Through daily surrender, “garden walks” of prayer, and remembering Proverbs 16:9.

• 🎙️ Q: What’s the future of Worship Leader Magazine?
  A: Digital resources built on timeless truths, podcast curation, and a relaunch of Song Discovery.

💬 Pull Quote

“God didn’t cause my pain—but He’s brought me through it. And He’s still writing the story.”

🔗 Helpful Links

• Worship Leader Magazine

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