There's a seat waiting for you around the table as award-winning musicians, storytellers and notable hosts Mark Lowry and Andrew Greer dig in to meaty topics with a variety of remarkable table guests. So join us for Season Four of Dinner Conversations …Turning the Light on One Question at a Time.

American Idol's Colton Dixon shares all the joy and chaos of becoming a first time Dad ... to twin girls! Plus the story of his daughters' dangerous delivery that inspired a new level of faith in Colton and his wife's lives.

Iconic gospel artist CeCe Winans, who is nominated for 3 Grammy Awards for her latest record Believe For It, shares her unexpected journey into starting Nashville Life Church and becoming a pastor. Her son Alvin Love III, pastor of Nashville Life Church, also joins us to talk about the Church in the 21st Century.

Legendary pop singer-songwriter Amy Grant and indie-folk singer-songwriter Ellie Holcomb share the heart behind their personal spiritual journeys and the role of women in the story of scripture.

The Southern hostess-with-the-mostest and Facebook cooking sensation Brenda Gantt invites the fellas into her cozy home and famous Cottle House Bed & Breakfast in Andalusia, Alabama to teach us how to make some good old-fashioned Pecan and Buttermilk Pies worthy of her now-famous slogan, “It’s gonna be good, y’all!”

Two of Country and Gospel music's main men – The Statler Brothers' Jimmy Fortune and The Isaacs' Ben Isaacs – share their stories of learning to love the addicts in their families, and what they learned about themselves and what they let go of in the process. Plus, Jimmy and The Isaacs sing for us!

Dove Award-winning singer-songwriter Ginny Owens and author-speaker Kelly Minter are women of song and scripture. Plus, they are seminarians! Join us along the streets of New York City as Ginny shares her perspectives of being blind in the Big Apple. Plus Kelly shares how scripture can speak to us in an everyday way.

A Gospel music favorite since she was a teenager, Candy Christmas grew up on stage singing to thousands and soaking up the crowd's ovations. But it wasn't until she fell into a deep depression, contemplating suicide and the end of her options for living, when she was invited to feed the homeless on the streets of her hometown of Nashville, Tennessee and she discovered the gift that saved her life – giving. Hear Candy's life-changing story, plus go behind-the-scenes as we visit her now-staple outreach to the underprivileged, The Bridge, with her late son, Joshua Christmas.

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and frontwoman of the platinum-selling modern pop band, Sixpence None the Richer, Leigh Nash gives us the scoop on what it's like raising her teenager in the 21st century. Plus, Caroline Breen, daughter of Point of Grace's Shelley Breen, turns the table to share what it's like being a teenager in the 21st century. No matter your age, pull up a chair and learn something new with us.

Bestselling author Angie Smith digs deep to talk about learning to live and hope again after losing a child. Her husband Todd Smith, of vocal sensation group Selah, adds musical moments.

We know Bryan White for his smash Country singles like "God Gave Me You," "Rebecca Lynn," and "From This Moment" with Shania Twain. But we came to love the Grammy-winning country music artist for his humble candor as he shared his heartbreaking story of losing his voice and identity at the peak of his musical career, and his on-going healing and discovery that who you are is not what you do. Also Leigh Cappillino of Point of Grace joins Bryan for a special musical moment!

Matthew West is known for writing and recording number hit song after hit song after hit song. And though he had written truth-telling songs for years, he had yet to own up to the truth that though he was playing the role of a "professional Christian" he had yet to accept his true identity as a child of God. Hear Matthew's honest conversations plus a couple of his songs acoustic exclusively on this episode of Dinner Conversations!

Recent Kennedy Center Honoree and Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Amy Grant shares the influence of women in her life, her journey to finding her own voice, as well as the story behind her open heart surgery scare (and success!).