The Walk: A Devotional Podcast from Worship Leader Magazine

📘 Show Notes What if God gave you seven dreams that changed everything? In this raw and Spirit-filled episode of The Walk, worship leader and recording artist Skye Reedy (Nashville, TN) shares how God spoke to her through prophetic dreams, Scripture, and the challenges of new motherhood. From touring while pregnant to writing worship songs in the kitchen, Skye reveals how obedience in the wilderness leads to deeper intimacy with Jesus. 💡 Whether you're a worship leader, a mom, or just longing for God's voice, this conversation will stir your faith. 👤 Guest Bio Skye Reedy is a Nashville-based worship leader, recording artist, and songwriter who has toured with Michael W. Smith and Mandisa, and collaborated with Brandon Lake, Cody Carnes, and others. She is part of the worship team at The Belonging Co and recently stepped into motherhood while preparing for her next worship album. ✨ Episode Highlights How did seven dreams lead Skye and her family to a new church? What does it look like to write worship songs as a new mom? Why is singing Scripture over your life so powerful? How do creatives protect their hearts in the middle of ministry? What’s next for Skye’s upcoming worship album? 🔥 Pull Quote "I just feel on fire like never before... staying close to the Lord keeps worship alive in the wilderness." 🔗 Helpful Links Follow Skye Reedy on Instagram Skye Reedy on Spotify The Belonging Co Church 🎁 Thanks to Our Sponsor This episode of The Walk is made possible by Planning Center — the all-in-one platform to help you organize, coordinate, and communicate with your church teams. Click here to learn more. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

“I thought I had my whole plan mapped out. His plan was better.” In this deeply personal episode of The Walk, Lexi Fromm—President of Worship Leader Magazine and daughter of Maranatha! Music pioneer Chuck Fromm—shares a powerful testimony of disrupted plans, painful losses, and unexpected callings. From law school ambitions to taking the reins of a ministry in the wake of her father’s battle with Lewy body dementia, Lexi’s journey is a raw and Spirit-led look at faith, legacy, and letting go. You’ll hear about growing up in the epicenter of the Jesus Music movement, singing prayers off a diving board, surviving four knee surgeries, and learning to lead Worship Leader Magazine with both conviction and compassion. 📍 Guest Bio:Lexi Fromm lives in Franklin, Tennessee and serves as President of Worship Leader Magazine. With a background in education and a passion for empowering creatives, she carries forward a legacy rooted in the Jesus Movement while forging a vision for tomorrow’s worship leaders. 🔍 Episode Highlights 🎓 Q: What were Lexi’s original career plans?A: She planned to attend law school and become a children’s rights attorney through Teach for America. 🛑 Q: What disrupted those plans?A: A spontaneous meeting with her father’s board changed everything—and led to her calling. 🧠 Q: What personal struggles has she faced recently?A: Caring for her father through dementia, grieving his loss, and enduring four knee surgeries in one year. 🧭 Q: How does she discern God's will?A: Through daily surrender, “garden walks” of prayer, and remembering Proverbs 16:9. 🎙️ Q: What’s the future of Worship Leader Magazine?A: Digital resources built on timeless truths, podcast curation, and a relaunch of Song Discovery. 💬 Pull Quote “God didn’t cause my pain—but He’s brought me through it. And He’s still writing the story.” 🔗 Helpful Links Worship Leader Magazine 💡 This episode of The Walk is made possible by Planning Center The all-in-one platform to help you organize, coordinate, and communicate with your church teams. Click here to learn more. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

This week on The Walk, worship leader and Christian artist Magen Thurman shares a powerful and deeply personal testimony of surrender, identity, and rediscovering the voice of God in the wilderness. After years of leading worship and raising a family, Magen stepped away from recording—only to be called back in 2025 with a renewed fire and a deeper understanding of what it truly means to walk with Jesus. Through heartbreak, spiritual warfare, and wilderness seasons, she learned to worship not from the stage, but from the floor of her living room. 🎙️ In This Episode: Why surrendering her dream opened the door to her true calling How God spoke through literal dreams after her ministry collapsed What the wilderness teaches us about identity, trust, and timing The story behind her song Walk With Jesus Seeing the Father's love more clearly through raising children “God didn’t bring me into the wilderness to punish me. He brought me there to get Egypt out of me.” – Magen Thurman 🔗 Helpful Links: Follow Magen Thurman on Instagram Listen to her music on Spotify This episode is sponsored by Planning Center — the all-in-one platform to help you schedule teams, plan services, and keep your worship ministry organized.Start your free trial at planningcenter.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Kurtis Parks has lived a remarkable worship journey—spanning rock bands, publishing deals, pastoral ministry, and now serving as a worship pastor in Richmond, VA. A former American Idol contestant and songwriter of over 1,200 songs, Kurtis shares his deeply personal transformation from chasing fame to fully surrendering his life to Jesus through the power of the Holy Spirit. In this testimony-rich episode, Kurtis walks through decades of spiritual highs and valleys, ultimately revealing the moment a small group question redirected his destiny. Episode Highlights: From American Idol to a Holy Spirit-filled worship life The turning point that redefined Kurtis’s purpose How spiritual disciplines anchor his leadership What the Psalms teach us about authentic worship Leading worship vs. pastoring people: knowing the difference “You have to stop coming to God as a lead pastor—and start coming to Him as a son.” Helpful Links: Destination Church (Kurtis's current church) Bridges Nashville (Church he helped plant) Book Mentioned: Good Morning Holy Spirit – Benny Hinn Book Mentioned: The Pursuit of God – A.W. Tozer SPONSOR Planning CenterEasily organize your services and schedule your teams with Planning Center Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Join us for a moving conversation with worship leader and songwriter Jenn Chenoweth as she shares her journey from childhood ministry roots to battling chronic pain, and how it all shaped her voice, heart, and theology of worship. A Southeastern University alum and respected leader, Jenn brings honesty, depth, and grace to everything she touches—including her new worship project Out to Get Me. In this episode: How early experiences shaped Jenn’s passion for worship The pain and purpose behind her vocal injury and recovery Embracing your voice when it doesn’t match your personality Why worship leaders must learn to rest—and how that itself is worship The story behind her new project and the surprising meaning of “Out to Get Me” Sponsored by Planning Center: Worship is about more than music—it’s about ministry. Planning Center is here to help you plan and resource your services with ease so your team can focus on what matters most. Explore Planning Center Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.