Dr. Chris Respass is the Pastor of Antioch Christian Fellowship in Corinth, TX. He received his Master of Divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2007 and his Doctor of Ministry from Dallas Theological Seminary in 2022.

He is the co-host of the Church Resource Podcast with Lucas Pinckard.

If you have questions, comments, or ideas for upcoming episodes, please contact Foster at fcarney@fbchtn.org.

On this episode, Jeff welcomes Reese Stamps.

Reese is currently attending seminary and brings a fresh perspective on many of the struggles men have dealt with for years, including sexual sin/pornography, and anger.

Also discussed during this conversation is the importance of accountability in the Christian life.

If you have questions, comments, or ideas for upcoming episodes, please contact Foster at fcarney@fbchtn.org.

This week, Daniel Stephens joins Jeff and Foster in the Path studio.

Daniel is on staff here at FBCH and leads the Feed Sumner ministry.

This conversation covers the Christian life, the military, law enforcement work, family life, and more.

If you have questions, comments, or ideas for upcoming episodes, please contact Foster at fcarney@fbchtn.org.

Jeff and Foster welcome Chad Hutton the the podcast this week.

Chad Hutton has a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health as well as a Master of Divinity and is pursuing licensure as a licensed professional counselor. He's currently a Master's Level counselor Under Supervision at The Babb Center.

This conversation deals with Christian life, family life, and the benefits of counseling.

If you have questions, comments, or ideas for upcoming episodes, please contact Foster at fcarney@fbchtn.org.

On this episode of The Path, Jeff and Foster talk with Brian Manning.

This conversation addresses family life after divorce and remarriage, co-parenting amid medical crisis, and the importance of Church family.

If you have questions, comments, or ideas for upcoming episodes, please contact Foster at fcarney@fbchtn.org.

On this episode of The Path, Jeff and Foster talk with Davy Glover. Davy is a member here at First Baptist Hendersonville and shares his story of tragedy and healing.

This conversation addresses dealing with tragedy, marriage, fatherhood, the importance of Church family, and men's ministry.

If you have questions, comments, or ideas for upcoming episodes, please contact Foster at fcarney@fbchtn.org.

On this episode of The Path, Jeff and Foster talk with Paul Martin.

Kentucky-born and bred, Martin made a name for himself during his five years playing guitar and singing lead vocals with the country/pop supergroup Exile. After a successful run of hits, Exile stopped touring in the mid-90s, lending Martin time to focus on some of his other passions-writing, producing, and engineering in his recording studio. As a multi-instrumentalist, he enjoyed several tours on the road, playing steel for the legendary The Oak Ridge Boys, bass for Steve Wariner, and even singing as one of the Oak Ridge Boys prior to William Lee Golden's return to the lineup in the mid-90s. Martin delved into writing and recording a wide range of projects, including composing national & regional commercial jingles, writing/producing music libraries and instrumentals that have been featured in national and international television spots and programs, recording album projects for acclaimed major-label and independent recording artists, and singing and playing on numerous recordings from country, rock, pop, bluegrass, gospel and more. Martin was previously part of Marty Stuart and the Fabulous Superlatives.

This conversation addresses time on the road, faith, family, and much more!

If you have questions, comments, or ideas for upcoming episodes, please contact Foster at fcarney@fbchtn.org.

On this episode of The Path, Jeff and Foster talk with Matt Elliott. Matt is a Hendersonville Fire Fighter, and also a member here at First Baptist Hendersonville.

This conversation addresses struggles with faith, Christian leadership in the workplace and in the family, and much more!

If you have questions, comments, or ideas for upcoming episodes, please contact Foster at fcarney@fbchtn.org.