I Love That Song!

On this episode of I Love That Song Keith Stevens talks with Terrian. She shares a bit about some of his music like, “Honestly, We Just Need Jesus”, and “Big God”. She also talks about anxiety, and how with everything going on in the world how she deals with it.

She shared, “For the circumstances that are beyond our control, we just have to take a step back and say well Lord if this is what you've allowed to happen then we're still going to trust him. I think the contentment and joy that comes when things are beyond our control keeps us sane and keeps us near to the cross as best as we can be.”  

On this episode of I Love That Song Keith Stevens talks with Darren Mulligan of “We Are Messengers”. Darren shares a bit about his journey through struggles with mental health, and how God carried him through a season of darkness in his life. He also shares about many of the band’s greatest hits like, “God Be The Glory”, “Come What May”, and “God You Are”.

On this episode of I Love That Song Keith Stevens talks with Jenn Johnson about her powerful song “Goodness of God”. Jenn shares about the inspiration behind her music, and how she draws inspiration from her own life. She also shares about a collaboration with CeCe Winan’s on “Holy Forever”. Jenn shares a bit about her book as well, “All Things Lovely” where she talks about inspiring Health and Wholeness in your home, heart, and community.

On this episode of I Love That Song Keith Stevens talks with Jordan & Caleb from Consumed by fire. They share about where they learned Endurance, and about what they have been working on lately. They also share a bit about what inspired them to write “Walk with Jesus”, and “I Need You God”. 

On this episode of I Love That Song Keith Stevens talks with Mac Powell. Mac shares a bit about the new book that he wrote called, “The Soul Shines Through”. He also shares about the impact of his song “New Creation” in the lives of so many. Keith shares a touching experience that he had at one of Macs performances, and Mac shares his upcoming tour plans.

On this episode of I Love That Song Keith Stevens talks with the band Sidewalk Prophets about some of their songs like “Smile”, and “You Love Me Anyway”. They also share some of the struggles that can come with being on the road often. David shares a bit about how he got his start in music, and what inspired him at an early age. He also gives good insight on how to find joy in the trials of life.

On this episode of I Love That Song Keith Stevens talks with Lauren Daigle about her recent tour she just wrapped up, and her next tour plans. She shares a fun story of her tour crew going on a tour of her home state and culture of Louisiana. Lauren also shares about how she stays fit while on the road.

Lauren shares a touching story about a little girl that wrote to her that inspired her song “Be Okay” with Ellie Holcomb.

On this episode of I Love That Song Keith Stevens talks with Mark Hall of Casting Crowns. Mark Hall shares about how to spend intentional and meaningful time with your kids. He then shares about his song “Glorious Day” and how it was inspired by an old Hymn. He also shares about how sometimes in life it can be difficult to trust God, but shares some insightful advice about how God has everything in control.

On this episode of I Love That Song Keith Stevens talks with Josh Wilson about one of his hit songs “I Refuse” Josh shares about the meaning behind that song and talks about the power of prayer in our daily lives. He also shares about what he lives to do while on the road in the different cities he’s been to.

On this episode of I Love That Song Keith Stevens talks with Evan Craft about some of his hit songs like, “Be Alright”, and “Fight on my Knees”. Evan Craft also shares about his new song, “Chances”. Evan also shares a bit about how he got his start in music, and what it’s been like being a father while also in music.

Evan shared this when talking about his song “Fight on my Knees”, “You know, the song is about the power of prayer, that God does hear the cries of his people. And so, you know, the only reason I've been able to be like stand where I've stood and be where I am is because people have prayed for me.”