Song Revolution Podcast – Season 3
Hosts: John Chisum & Bryant Urich
Episode Title: Time, Tithe, and Talent
Episode Summary:
In this episode of Song Revolution, John Chisum and Bryant Urich shift the focus inward to explore what it really means to be a songwriter in today’s world. Beyond writing lyrics and melodies, this conversation is about discovering the deeper motivations that drive your creative work—your identity, purpose, and the integrity behind the songs you share.
John and Bryant discuss the pressures that come with songwriting in the Christian space, the temptation to chase trends, and the challenge of staying spiritually grounded in the process. With honest stories and practical insight, they offer encouragement to writers at any stage—whether you’re just getting started or trying to reignite your creative spark.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
Why songwriting is as much about spiritual formation as it is about craft
How to stay connected to your purpose when writing gets hard
The danger of creating to be seen or validated by others
Why your identity must be rooted in something deeper than public approval
How personal growth leads to stronger, more honest songs
Why songwriting is a long game that rewards consistency and humility
Key Topics and Highlights:
Final Takeaway:
Your songs matter—but not because of streams, charts, or recognition. They matter because they’re a reflection of your story, your journey, and your willingness to be honest with God and others. When you write from that place, the impact will follow.
Resources & Links:
NashvilleChristianSongwriters.com
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Explore NCS Community and membership options
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NCS Collective: Check out our artists!
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