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Gospel Gold Blog: Bridging the Gap

Did you know the Kingsmen sang backup for George Jones on a few songs for a television show? JD Sumner and the Stamps did that for Elvis. The Imperials did the same. The Speer Family, in the early years, did both gospel and patriotic songs.... Read More.

Gospel Gold Blog: Houston, We Have a Problem

Houston, we have a problem. Those are famous words from the Apollo 13 mission. But they’re also words that could be said of the Southern gospel industry. The problem? Our audience is shrinking. As a matter of fact, the audience is dying…literally. Some will try... Read More.

Gospel Gold Blog: The Truth That Makes Christmas Matter

It seems the only accepted truth today is the claim that truth doesn’t exist at all. Every opinion is treated as equally valid, and suggesting that there is an overarching, absolute truth is considered offensive — something that should neither be taught nor spoken.... Read More.

Gospel Gold Blog: Thankful for the Memories

I love to remember—especially things that spark joy. But memories don’t always hold joy. They can bring tears and sadness just as easily as celebrations and happiness. Being by my dad’s bedside as he left this world to meet Jesus is a memory that carries... Read More.

Gospel Gold Blog: Who Was The Best?

When you’re as deep into Southern Gospel as I am, the question of who was the best eventually comes up. There’s a story about a famous gospel lead singer who got into a heated debate with a friend over who was the best quartet. His... Read More.

“Turn That Down!” — Growing Up on Gospel Music

I wasn’t introduced to Southern Gospel music. My mom handcuffed me to it. That’s a famous line from the famous comedian Grady Nutt, but it captures my childhood perfectly. I grew up listening to the Happy Goodmans, the Inspirations, the Rambos, and of course, the mighty Kingsmen. The... Read More.