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The deeper you go on the inside, hopefully the more timeless and the more relevant the messaging will be.

You talk about hymns, that's what makes hymns so powerful.

They can apply to you in any time in your life.

Think about Amazing Grace.

Those songs weren't written for a specific moment, but the depth of them applied to all moments.

Welcome to Biscuits and Jam from Southern Living. I'm Sid Evans, editor-in-chief of Southern Living magazine.

This week we're wrapping up season two of Biscuits and Jam with wisdom and insights from some of our favorite guests,

like Aaron and Ben Napier from HGTV's hometown, Fiona Prine, the philanthropist and widow of the legendary John Prine,

and the soul-stirring Oscar-winning composer John Batiste. We've had some terrific conversations

about food, music, family, and so much more, and I especially want to thank all of you for listening.

Now I want to share a highlight from one of my favorite episodes. I got to spend some time

with the iconic singer-songwriter Amy Grant over Zoom this season, asking her about her deep

connection to her faith and how it's guided her throughout her life and

career. So, Amy, your life as a spiritual person and as a Christian has always been a part of the

Amy Grant that everyone knows. I'm wondering, did you start going to church and was it just

always obvious to you that this is who I am? Or was it something that you kind of discovered a little bit

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