In this episode, Bill Gaither talks to musician and producer Gordon Mote, who has worked with everyone from the Gaither Vocal Band to Trisha Yearwood and Alan Jackson. Blind since birth, Gordon has defied the odds and discusses what it means to truly be grateful for God's gifts.

Bill reunites with renowned broadcast journalist and author Mort Crim.  Friends since their college years, the two precedent-setting, lauded communicators discuss faith and communications, the importance of continued personal growth, the Golden Rule as well as the importance of conversation through disagreement in a culture that is often divided.

Bill swaps stories with his daughter and award-winning songwriter Suzanne Jennings about some of her most powerful lyrics through the years.

Bill Gaither and Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame member Paul Westphal talk about life lessons, friendship and their mutual love of the game of basketball.  Coach Westphal shares how his storied playing and coaching career transpired to his life off the basketball court and the fulfillment of God's purpose.

In this episode, Bill meets with current Anderson University president and former deputy director of the FBI, John Pistole. After surviving a broken neck from a car accident during his senior year of high school, John only has one thing left that he can do. John must trust God and the plan that He has for him. Not only did God's plan include nearly three decades of distinguished service in the U.S. government but also a full-circle moment that has all the signs of HIS great work.

Bill visits with 95-year-old Ann Smith, a retired missionary to Japan with great wisdom and insight who continues to discover new facets of life.  The decades-long friends discuss finding joy amidst pain, being fully present in day-to-day life, expectations versus expectancy, the power of music to unite and other lessons learned through their seasoned journeys of life.

Bill sits down with Randy Owen, Jeff Cook and Teddy Gentry of the iconic country music group Alabama to discuss growing up as cousins in Fort Payne, Alabama, and how songs like “Angels Among Us” impacted their career.

Bill catches up with his good pal and country music legend Larry Gatlin of The Gatlin Brothers.  The two award-winning singers/songwriters remember gospel music heroes and discuss the vulnerability of songwriting.

Bill Gaither talks with Madison County, Indiana, prosecutor Rodney Cummings. From burglary charges to boxing championships, Rodney's journey takes him on many twists and turns. Join Bill as he unpacks this ultimate redemption story.

Bill Gaither and award-winning singer/songwriter and storyteller Rory Feek (Joey+Rory) celebrate the power of songwriting, share memories of Joey and discuss the shaping of character through hard times. Rory describes the joy and gratitude he has found amidst life-changing loss.