We have a brand-new episode of I Love To Tell the Story—and it’s one you won’t want to miss.

Joey Hemphill, the oldest son of one of Southern Gospel’s most beloved families, found his place in the story at an early age. He began playing drums for the group and eventually stepped into the role of baritone singer, even contributing as a songwriter along the way.

The group made their mark with tight family harmonies and some of the most iconic songs of the era—many of them written by Joey’s father, Joel Hemphill.
When the family came off the road in 1990, Joey and his brother Trent formed the Hemphill Brothers Coach Company, which in time became the largest coach company in America, providing transportation for a wide range of singers, actors, and politicians.

If you think a journey like that leads to some fascinating stories, you’d be exactly right. This is a conversation you won't want to miss.

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Over the past few seasons, the topic of psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs has surfaced again and again in our conversations. So we decided it was time to devote an entire episode to exploring it more deeply. We’re joined by two dear friends—Dr. Bruce Chesser and Mike Harland—who also happen to be two of the most thoughtful and insightful voices we know on this subject.

We didn’t come in with a rigid agenda, and honestly, we weren’t sure where the conversation would lead. What we didn’t expect was just how invigorated, encouraged, and challenged we would all feel by the end. We have a strong feeling you’ll experience the same.

And if you’d like to catch up before the new season begins, you can find all of our previous episodes at ILove2TelltheStory.com.

Join us for a very special Christmas episode of I Love to Tell the Story.

Because Christmas is best celebrated with family, we wanted to invite you into ours.

Dusty and his wife, LaVonne—along with their daughters and grandkids—join Dave and Cindi and their kids for a meaningful time together, filled with stories, laughter, music, and even a special announcement.

We’re also joined by a recent guest on the podcast, Jimmy Fortune. After living next door to Dave for more than 20 years, Jimmy has truly become family, and we’re grateful to share this celebration with him.

These are the moments that linger long after the season ends—the voices, the joy, and the memories made around the table.

At its heart, Christmas is a story of hope, love, and God drawing near—a reminder that we are never alone. In the midst of the season’s busyness, we invite you to slow down and join us for an I Love to Tell the Story family Christmas.

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