The Path - FBCH Mens Podcast

David Tarkington

Pastor David Tarkington returns to the podcast this week as he and Jeff discuss the book, Disciplines of a Godly Man, by R. Kent Hughes.

Randy Nash, Jr.

Jeff welcomes Randy Nash, Jr, to the Path Studio this week. Randy is the owner of Sumner Funeral and Cremation and a long-time friend and former co-worker of Jeff's. The conversation includes life issues, being a Christian in the workplace, and so much more.

Lt. Col. David Grossman

On this week's episode of The Path Podcast, hear from Lt. Col. David Grossman. A former West Point professor of psychology, military science, and Army Ranger, he has authored five non fiction books and four novels. Grossman shares about his experience in military and law enforcement, as well as mental health and men's issues. Content Warning: This week's episode includes discussion of suicide. Please use discretion for yourself and others when listening. If you are in danger of hurting yourself or someone else, please call: 911 – Emergency or 988 – Suicide & Crisis Lifeline or 1-800-273-8255. If you have questions, comments, or ideas for upcoming episodes, please contact Foster at fcarney@fbchtn.org.

Clark Walker

Jeff welcomes Clark Walker to the Path studios today. Clark is on staff at First Baptist Hendersonville, where he serves as a Worship Ministry leader. This conversation deals with church work, family life and other interesting topics. If you have questions, comments, or ideas for upcoming episodes, please contact Foster at fcarney@fbchtn.org.

Duane Allen

On this episode, Jeff welcomes Duane Allen to the Path Studios. A native of Taylortown, Texas, Duane Allen had formal training in both operatic and quartet singing before joining the Oak Ridge Boys in 1966. He is a member of the Texas Gospel Music Hall of Fame and has written a book on the history of Gospel music. He also holds an honorary doctorate from a Christian college. On August 9, 2014, Duane was inducted into the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame at a ceremony that included fellow members of The Oak Ridge Boys, Joe Bonsall, William Lee Golden, and Richard Sterban as honorary inductees. An Oak Ridge Boys’ exhibit at the Hall of Fame was unveiled the same day. Back in Hendersonville, Tennessee, where Duane and his family have lived for more than 50 years, he enjoys spending time on his 72-acre farm, which has been the home to a menagerie of animals, from beef cattle to horses, burros, and Canada geese. If you have questions, comments, or ideas for upcoming episodes, please contact Foster at fcarney@fbchtn.org.