Pastor Chris' Podcast

A worshipful celebration of God’s presence in creation, “Holy Breath of Life” blends contemporary praise with imagery of wind in the trees, roaring waves, night sounds, and the dawn chorus. Centered on the Hebrew idea of Ruach—the breath of God—this song invites listeners to join all creation in lifting praise to the One who gives life and breath to every living thing.

"First Kill" is a reflective coming-of-age song about the sacred weight of taking life and the awakening of responsibility. Blending vivid imagery with emotional honesty, it explores the moment innocence meets awareness—the silence after the shot, and the lesson that life, in all its fragility, is holy.

This simple folk song imagines the reflections of Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus, as he nears the end of his life. Looking back on all the journeys and uprooted moments he lived through—Nazareth, Bethlehem, Egypt, and beyond—Joseph realizes every step was leading him Home. Now preparing for his final journey into eternity, he shares this quiet, heartfelt song.

Set in the shadowy hills of Appalachia, this haunting bluegrass ballad tells the tale of a young girl’s victimization at the hands of a corrupt local power. As the town remains silent, justice arrives in an unexpected form—lightning bugs that illuminate the truth in the night sky, spelling out a word no one dares to speak aloud. Blending mystery, sorrow, and Appalachian folklore, this song weaves...

Learn the secret of contentment from Philippians 4. Discover how to choose gratitude in every circumstance through Christ’s strength.

"Split Level Laughter" is a folk song I wrote about the bittersweet journey of saying goodbye to our home in Cohutta, Georgia — a place where my wife and I raised three kids, shared life with friends, and made 15 years of memories. It’s a love song to our home and a prayer for the next family who will be blessed to live there.

Learn how to live a life of gratitude from Psalm 103. Remember God’s goodness and bless the Lord with all your heart this Thanksgiving.

In this heartfelt Homecoming Sunday message titled “Tied for Fourteenth,” Rev. Ken Freshour — former associate pastor of Pleasant Grove Methodist Church (1986) — returns to share a powerful word on the meaning of the cross and the true cost of discipleship. With humor, warmth, and the wisdom of decades in ministry, Ken reflects on his early years at Pleasant Grove and reminds us that while “talent...

The Lord woke me up at about 2 AM with the words and tune to this song in my head. I immediately got up and wrote out all the lyrics, grabbed my guitar and wrote down the music, and recorded a quick demo with my phone. A few days later, I produced a more polished demo, sang the vocals, and now I've made this music video to share with you. The song reminds us not to listen to the dark voices of evi...

In this sermon, I explain the Communion of Saints and why they matter to us today. I also share some important news about future plans for my ministry. You don't want to miss this.

Step into the eerie beauty of The Swamps of Tobesofkee — a haunting southern ballad that warns how desire can drag us down like mud beneath our feet. With its driving rhythm and vivid storytelling, the song pulls listeners deep into a world where the pursuit of treasure turns into a battle for the soul. 💭 Inspiration Behind the Song I grew up exploring a wild stretch of land near my childhood nei...

"Come Home to Cohutta" is more than a song about a town — it’s a call from the Father’s heart. It’s an invitation to leave behind the noise, come home to love, and find peace in the place you truly belong.

In this message, I share how God equips us with His full armor so we can stand firm against the forces of darkness. I talk about each piece of the armor—the belt of truth, breastplate of righteousness, shield of faith, helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit—and how prayer strengthens it all. My hope is to encourage you to live with courage, knowing victory is already assured in Christ.

Discover how God calls us out of darkness into His light, giving us identity, hope, and purpose as His chosen people.

Small youth group? Big impact. Pastor Chris and Amy Harris interview Greg Stier (Dare 2 Share) on how any youth ministry can multiply real gospel conversations—practical steps, stories, and tools you can use this week.

In Matthew 4:19, Jesus calls us to be “fishers of people.” This sermon explores what that means, why it’s essential, and how we live it today.

Mullis Farm Hot Sauce Jingle by Pastor Chris Mullis

In Matthew 4:19, Jesus says, “Come, follow Me, and I will show you how…” This message explores how Jesus transforms our hearts and teaches us to live His way.

Dr. Ward Sanford joins me to discuss his Cry for Jerusalem series, exploring the fall of Jerusalem in AD 70 and why it still matters today. Ward Sanford's Links: Website: www.cryforjerusalem.com Blogsite: www.cryforjerusalem.com/blog Email: ward@cryforjerusalem.com Facebook – facebook.com/CryForJerusalem Instagram – instagram.com/cryforjerusalem

Jesus’ call is more than curiosity—it’s a choice. Discover what it means to follow Him, trust His truth, and live under His authority.

Jesus’ first word is “Come.” Discover how His invitation leads us from anger and division to peace, healing, and true victory.

A high-energy ska-punk dance jam inspired by Winstonian Jimothy Jeffers — the fastest little dog alive! Bursting with playful horns, bouncy guitar upstrokes, and shout-along chants, this track is pure zoomie-fueled fun.

"Two Doggies Dance" is a fast-paced, foot-stomping folk tune about Winston and Roy Bob — two mischievous pups who turn every day into an adventure. With fiddle-driven energy, playful rhymes, and a danceable rhythm, this track blends bluegrass charm with comedic storytelling. Perfect for anyone who loves their pets, loves to laugh, and can’t resist a good barn-dance groove.

This fusion of delta blues grit and hypnotic dance energy, is the groovy version of the "The Legend of Small Cat", which tells the story of a stray cat we rescued.

From stray pup to spoiled porch prince, Roy Bob’s story grooves its way from the streets of Cohutta to the couch. A funky, playful tribute to our whining couch jester — full of bass, rhythm, and doggone soul.