Chris Clayton: Writing Worship Songs That Shape the Church

Chris Clayton: Writing Worship Songs That Shape the Church What does it really mean to write songs for the Church—not just for a moment, but for generations? In this episode of The Walk, Chris Clayton shares his journey from a dream in Texas to becoming a trusted voice in worship songwriting and …

Tommee Profitt: When God Took Over the Creative Process

What if your biggest project wasn’t just creative—but deeply spiritual? In this episode, Tommee Profitt shares how The Resurrection of a King was born out of surrender, obedience, and a powerful encounter with God that reshaped how he creates music. About This Episode Tommee Profitt is known for c…

Amber Peairs: Why Worship Leaders Lose Their Identity (And How to Get It Back)

Real worship leadership begins long before the stage. In this episode of The Walk, Kurtis Parks sits down with worship pastor, mentor, and founder of The Worship Life, Amber Peairs, to talk about identity, leadership health, and why so many worship leaders quietly struggle behind the scenes. Amber…

Jeff Deyo: Getting Comfortable in the Uncomfortable When God Calls You Deeper

When God disrupts what’s familiar, He’s often inviting us into deeper trust. In this episode of The Walk, Kurtis Parks sits down with Jeff Deyo to talk about calling, pain, faithfulness, and what it really means to shepherd people—not just lead platforms. In this conversation, you’ll hear Jeff and…

Steven Félix-Jäger: Bringing Jubilee to the Church and the World

In a divided and distracted age, what does it really mean for the Church to be the hope of the world? In this rich and wide-ranging conversation, Kurtis Parks sits down with theologian, worship pastor, and author Steven Félix-Jäger to rediscover the Church’s calling to live as a people of Jubilee. …

Derek Welborn: When a Season of Loss Becomes a Calling

In this episode of The Walk, Kurtis Parks sits down with pastor-turned-maker Derek Welborn to tell a story that starts with loss, wrestles through identity, and unfolds into unexpected calling. What began as a painful journey through alopecia became the soil God used to birth Saints Western—and a d…

Tim Timmons: Waking Up Again When Faith, Grief, and Gratitude Collide

Sometimes faith isn’t about finding answers. Sometimes it’s about waking up again—and choosing to join Jesus right where you are. In this episode of The Walk, host Kurtis Parks sits down with singer-songwriter Tim Timmons for a conversation that is honest, challenging, and deeply hope-filled. Epis…

Trip Lee: Boasting in the Lord When Life Gets Hard

What does it look like to walk faithfully with Jesus through success, suffering, creativity, and calling? In this episode of The Walk, Trip Lee opens up about discipleship, worship, and learning to boast in the Lord in every season of life. Guest Bio Trip Lee is a Dove and Stellar Award–winning Ch…

Meredith Andrews: What Rejection Taught Me About Rest, Identity, and Jesus

In this episode of The Walk, host Kurtis Parks sits down with Dove Award–winning worship leader and songwriter Meredith Andrews for an honest conversation about rejection, rest, identity, and learning to live at the walking pace of Jesus. From her home near Nashville, Tennessee, Meredith shares ho…

Mac Powell: Reuniting Third Day and Remembering the Fire That Started It All

What does it look like to come full circle after 30 years in ministry and music? In this raw and inspiring episode of The Walk, Grammy-winning artist Mac Powell shares what it's like reuniting with Third Day for a 30th Anniversary Tour, the sacred weight of worship, and the surprising joy of rest a…