In this episode we're going on a trip to Nashville where I'll sit down with two of country music's biggest stars

I'll talk to Hillary Scott who is one-third of the popular band Lady and Tabelum and we're taking deep.

A lot of people don't realize like I was in the middle of mischering when we wrote that song.

But first we'll hear from Country Megastar and American Idol Judge Luke Bryan who's seen his share of tragedy.

Right when it seems like we've got our footing under us.

The rug gets pulled out.

But he says it's his faith that keeps him standing. I'm Paula

Ferris and this is journeys of faith. So we're here with Luke Bryan country superstar one thing that just strikes me about you you just have this joy

Well, thank you and I don't know I should but but where does that come from you? Thank you're just

just.

I should. But where does that come from?

You walk into a room, the room lights up, and you just,

you're just smiling.

I've always just been naively happy, I guess, right? I wake up I wake up pretty in a pretty

good mood you know that I don't get down and out much if I can't sing and if I you know if I'm fighting a cold or I'm under the weather you know that's the only time I get really really down in the dumps but I've just always been a wake up bright-eyed and let's get rock and let's go have some fun with the day.

Yeah, when people ask you and because this is a podcast about faith.

When people ask you, Luke, what do you believe?

What do you tell them?

I believe most people are good.

That's a song from his new album, by the way.

I mean, I, I mean, I, I, I mean, I grew up small town Baptist church, walked across the street the church and you know I

learned a lot from that Baptist church upbringing and then but I've also had the privilege to learn

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