Pastor Chris' Podcast
Pastor Chris Mullis shares his journey as a pastor, dad, husband, and child of God, focusing on helping others grow closer to God through Bible study, preaching, and teaching. He discusses his ministry experiences serving churches in Georgia and his personal hobbies like martial arts, woodworking, and blacksmithing. The podcast blends spiritual insights with practical life lessons, emphasizing faith, creativity, and personal growth.
Episodes
Act Different | A Sermon on Ephesians 4:13-32
Act Different | A Sermon on Ephesians 4:13-32 by Pastor Chris Mullis
Think Different | A Sermon on Romans 12:1-3
God calls us to Think Different. Romans 12 shows how letting God transform our thinking changes how we see ourselves, life, and eternity.
Holy Breath of Life
Holy Breath of Life is an earthy, unplugged folk worship song inspired by the beauty and wonder of God’s creation. I began writing it while sitting at the beach, thinking about how all of creation—in its own way—seems to praise its Creator. The wind, the waves, the trees, the birds, and even the breath in our lungs all testify to the life and glory of God.
I wanted the music itself to have that s
Holy Different | A Sermon on 1 Peter 1:1-2
In this sermon from 1 Peter 1:1–2, I explore what it means to be “Holy Different.” God chose us and calls us to be set apart—not to blend in, but to live differently and shine His love into the world.
Guest Speaker: Susannah Titus Benjamin - Wrestling | A Sermon on Genesis 32:22-31
Guest Lay Speaker Susannah Titus Bengamin teaches about the story where Jacob (Heal Grabber/Back Stabber) wrestles with God to receive a blessing. Learn what this story means for you.
Check out Susannah's YouTube Podcast here - https://www.youtube.com/@susannahbenjamin
Building a Solid Foundation | A Sermon on Deut. 6:4-9 & Lk 7:24-27
Build your life on the solid Rock of Jesus Christ. Discover how daily faith builds a lasting foundation for you and your family.
God is Love | A Christmas in July Sermon on Luke 2:1-7, 22:39-24:12 & Psalm 136:1
Discover how the manger, the cross, and the empty tomb reveal the greatest love story ever told. Receive God's greatest gift through Jesus Christ.
God is Forever | A Sermon on Psalm 115:8 & Revelation 21-22
Discover why God's Kingdom lasts forever and how putting your hope in Jesus gives peace no matter what happens in this world.
God is Our Safe Place | A Sermon on Psalm 142:5 & 1 Samuel 23-24
When life feels uncertain, where do you run? Through David's time hiding from Saul, discover how God is our true refuge, our protector, and our safe place. Learn how faith in Jesus gives us peace even before our problems are solved.
God Knows Everything | A Sermon on Psalm 139
God Knows Everything | A Sermon on Psalm 139 by Pastor Chris Mullis
God is our Creator | A Sermon on Genesis 1
God created you with purpose and love. Discover your true worth as God's image-bearer and learn to see others through His eyes.
The Church Empowered | A Sermon on Acts 2:1-13
In this sermon, I explore Pentecost, the power of the Holy Spirit, and how the Church is empowered to share Jesus today.
Deep Clean Me
I wrote this funky, humurous song about how you feel at the end of a long, hot day of mission work--sweaty, smelly, FUNKY! Yeah, you need a shower, but we all need the cleansing power of Jesus blood to wash us clean of sin.
Jesus Ascended (Why That's A Good Thing) | A Sermon on Acts 1:6-11
Jesus Ascended (Why That's A Good Thing) | A Sermon on Acts 1:6-11 by Pastor Chris Mullis
You're Movin' Me
A fun, upbeat , singable worship song about trusting the Holy Spirit to carry you where He wants you to go.
The Message We Proclaim | A Sermon on Luke 24:44-49
In this sermon, I explore the message Jesus told us to proclaim: repentance, forgiveness, and hope through Him.
Poured Out and Empty
After a long day of serving, when you’ve got nothing left to give, that’s often where God meets you most. "Poured Out and Empty” is a worship song inspired by those moments—when you’re exhausted, but your heart is full because you’ve been used for something bigger than yourself. Take a few minutes, listen, and let it speak to you.
The Great Commission | A Sermon on Matthew 28:16-20
In this message, I explore the Great Commission and what it means for us today—how Jesus uses His authority to send us, even when we struggle with doubt, to make disciples and follow Him.
River Stone
A high-energy Cajun Zydeco-inspired worship song with a driving groove and joyful feel, celebrating how God shapes and refines us as we serve—turning rough edges into something smooth.
Breakfast with Jesus | A Sermon on John 24:1-14
Breakfast with Jesus | A Sermon on John 24:1-14 by Pastor Chris Mullis
Peace, Be Still
“Peace Be Still” was born out of an experience I had before leading worship at my first River of Life mission event back in 2001. It is a heartfelt worship song that speaks into moments of anxiety, pressure, and uncertainty, reminding listeners that Jesus meets us in the storm with His calming presence. It invites us to release our fears and find rest in His peace, even when life feels overwhelmi
Doubting Thomas | A Sermon on John 20:24-29
In this sermon, I explore Doubting Thomas and how Jesus meets us in our doubts, calling us to trust Him and believe even without seeing.
Lay It Down in the River
‘Lay It Down in the River’ is a joyful, high-energy worship song inspired by Philippians 4:6–7, inviting listeners to release their worries and burdens to God. With a lively Cajun zydeco feel, it celebrates the freedom and peace that come when we trust Jesus and let His grace carry what we cannot.
The Walk to Emmaus | A Sermon on Luke 24:12-34
On the road to Emmaus, two disciples walked with Jesus—but didn’t recognize Him. In this message from Luke 24, we explore how the risen Christ meets us in our confusion, opens our eyes through Scripture, and transforms our fear into faith. Discover what the resurrection means for your life today—and how Jesus may already be walking beside you.
Let the River Flow
I wrote this song drawing on the imagery of the River of Life in Revelation 22:1–2 and Ezekiel 47:1, 9, inspired by a mission project called River of Life that I’ve been part of over the years. In this ministry, youth and adults come together to serve our community by providing free home repairs for those in need.
As we work side by side—painting, building, and helping our neighbors—we experience
Seven!
Seven! by Pastor Chris Mullis
Looking for the Living Among the Dead | An Easter Sermon on Luke 24:1-12
In this Easter message, I walk through the story of the empty tomb in Luke 24 and focus on the angel’s question, “Why are you looking for the living among the dead?” I challenge both skeptics and believers to consider what the resurrection really means—not just as something to believe, but as a truth that should transform how we think and live. Ultimately, I invite people to stop looking for life
Jesus Arrives in Jerusalem | A Sermon on Luke 19:28-40
In this Palm Sunday message from Luke 19:28–40, I explore Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem and challenge us to receive Him not on our terms, but as Lord of our lives.
The Sun
Positive hopeful vibes spring forth from this folksy blues song with rhythmic guitar and soulful harmonica. I wrote this song the first morning while on vacation while sitting on the deck of a cruise ship in the quiet morning. The song embodied my hopes for the week--time away after a busy season of life. We all need to get a way for a little bit--even if it's just a walk in the park from time
Jesus Grieves Over Jerusalem | A Sermon on Luke 13:31-35
In Luke 13:31–35, I share Jesus’ warning to Jerusalem and call us to repent and return to God before anything takes His place.
Take Up Your Cross | A Sermon on Matthew 16:21-28
In this message from Matthew 16:21–28, I explore what Jesus meant when He told His disciples to deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow Him. Peter wanted a kingdom without suffering, but Jesus shows that the path to real life runs through sacrifice and surrender. In this sermon, we wrestle with the true cost of discipleship and discover that even while we carry our cross, God gives us gli
Thank You for the Time
“Thank You for the Time” is a reflective acoustic folk song written as a letter to God. It tells the story of a life spent moving, following God’s calling, and finding gratitude for a season of stability, community, and growth. Through blessings and hardships alike, the song celebrates the people, the place, and the journey—while remembering that our true home is always with God.
Making Room
Making Room by Pastor Chris Mullis
Peace or Division
In this sermon from Luke 12:49–53, I explore how Jesus disturbs false peace to bring true peace through a right relationship with God.
Rough Waters
When the waves start rising and the ride gets rough, you’ve got a choice—panic or trust the Captain.
This groovy roots-rock anthem was inspired by a simple cruise announcement and turned into a reminder of a deeper truth: storms don’t mean you’re off course. The ride may get bumpy, but you’re not steering alone. Hold steady. We’re gonna make it through.
Be Ready | A Sermon on Luke 12:35-40
In this Lenten message from Luke 12:35–40, Pastor Chris explores Jesus’ call to “Be Ready.” What does it mean to be dressed for service and keep your lamps burning? Discover how to live with spiritual alertness, faithfulness, and joyful expectation of Christ’s return.
Every Sunrise is Special
A mellow, roots-inspired ballad about the quiet faithfulness of God’s grace. Framed by the beauty of a sunrise breaking through clouds, this song reflects on new beginnings, second chances, and the mercy that keeps shining—even through the night. Calm, hopeful, and deeply reflective.
Count the Cost | A Sermon on Luke 14:25–33
In this sermon, I preach from Luke 14:25–33 as we continue our Lenten journey toward Jerusalem. In this passage, Jesus challenges the crowds to “count the cost” before following Him. We’ll reflect on what true discipleship requires and ask ourselves whether Christ is worth complete surrender in our lives.
Spring is Coming
A hopeful track looking forward to warmer days
Abide in Me
In this message from John 15:1–11, I explore what Jesus meant when He said, “Abide in Me.” Using the image of the vine and branches, we look at how true spiritual growth and fruitfulness don’t come from pressure or performance, but from staying connected to Christ. I also share practical “Holy HABITS” that help us remain in Him so that His joy can overflow in our lives.
Jesus Searches for the Lost | A Sermon on Luke 15
In this sermon from Luke 15, I explore Jesus’ heart for the lost through the parables of the lost sheep, lost coin, and lost sons. Jesus makes it clear that seeking the lost is not optional for His followers—it’s central to His mission. This message challenges us to examine our own hearts, rejoice when the lost are found, and join Jesus in searching for those who are far from God.
A Garden Renewed
a folksy, blues song about renewal
The Calm
A cinematic, meditative track inspired by the art of jiu-jitsu — blending calm focus with controlled intensity. This piece explores breath, balance, and presence, finding strength in stillness and power in flow. Built for movement, training, and reflection.
We Are the Church
A fully produced worship song about being the holy temple for the living God
We Are the Church
A simple worship song about being the Temple for the Holy Living God
Holy Ground | A Special Message from Pastor Chris
When we had to cancle worship services because of inclement weather, I shared a special sermon on John 2:19 and Hebrews 4:16, reminding us the church is not a building but the living body of Christ, called to unity and bold faith.
Jesus Calls Us to Follow | A Sermon on Mark 1:16-20
In this message from Mark 1:16–20, I reflect on the day Jesus called four fishermen to follow Him and how that same call still comes to us today. I share my own calling to ministry and invite us all to remember—or consider for the first time—what it means to leave our nets behind and follow Jesus with our whole lives. This sermon explores what it truly means to follow Christ, to be changed by Him,
Jesus Gives Us Rest | A Sermon on Matthew 11:28-30
Jesus invites the weary to trade heavy burdens for His gentle yoke. Discover how following Christ brings rest, purpose, and life.
Let's Start with Weaknesses | A Sermon on 2 Corinthians 11:30 & 12:6-9
This is my first sermon as pastor of Stark Methodist Church, and I wanted to begin honestly and faithfully—with God’s Word. In this message, I reflect on Paul’s words from 2 Corinthians about boasting in weakness rather than strength, and I share a bit about my own weaknesses as a pastor and a follower of Jesus. My hope is to point us all to the grace of Christ, whose power works best not when we
The Journey of Faith
In the last sermon I preached at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church, I reflect on Hebrews 11 and our shared journey of faith, trusting God’s promises, releasing the future, and carrying Christ’s light forward.
The Angels' Song | A Sermon on Luke 2:8-14
In this message, I explore the angels’ song from Luke 2 and what it reveals about God’s surprising way of bringing peace. The armies of heaven appear—not to wage war, but to announce joy, hope, and salvation through a humble Savior born in Bethlehem.
Magi's Chant A Capella
This is an a capella remix of the original Gregorian Dance fusion track that tells the story of the Wisemen from the East coming to visit the baby Jesus in Bethlehem.
Zechariah's Song | A Sermon on Luke 1:68-79
Can you imagine not being able to speak a single word for 9 months and then suddenly regaining your ability to talk? That was Zechariah, the father of John the Baptist. And when he finally spoke, it was to praise God and prophecy. This sermon examines what he said.
Mary's Song
In today’s message, I explore Mary’s Song from Luke 1:46–55—the very first Christmas carol ever sung. Before angels filled the sky and shepherds ran to the manger, a humble young girl from Nazareth magnified the Lord with a song of faith, trust, and incredible courage. We look at who Mary was, why her words are so powerful, and how her “Great Reversal” still speaks hope into our lives today. Join
One Last Christmas
“One Last Christmas in This Home” is a warm, nostalgic pop-jazz Christmas ballad about celebrating one final holiday in a beloved family home before moving. The song reflects on growing children, changing seasons, and treasured memories held within familiar walls. With cozy instrumentation, gentle swing, and heartfelt vocals, it embraces both the bittersweet sense of goodbye and the hope of new be
The Magi's Chant
A mystical fusion of English Gregorian chant and a driving Enigma-style dance beat. Deep, steady kick drum and tribal percussion push the rhythm forward while warm ambient pads, soft bells, and atmospheric synths create a sacred, cinematic aura. Male chant vocals tell the story of the Wise Men following the star, rising over a hypnotic groove that feels ancient and modern at once—spiritual, energe
The Little Stocking
A bright, cheerful pop-jazz Christmas song inspired by the playful spirit of Vince Guaraldi’s Charlie Brown music. Light piano, walking bass, and brushed drums create a joyful, bouncy feel as a warm tenor sings about a child noticing that Jesus has the smallest stocking. The moment sparks a heartwarming reminder to give Jesus the biggest place in our lives. Whimsical, uplifting, and full of Christ
My Shepherd Man
“My Shepherd Man” is a playful bluegrass song told from the shepherd’s exasperated wife, who’s convinced her husband’s wild ‘angels-in-the-sky’ story is just moonshine and midnight nerves. With sassy vocals, lively banjo, and down-home humor, the song follows her from disbelief to amazement as a neighbor confirms every word. It’s a fun, folksy romp full of charm, laughter, and Christmas wonder.
Run to Bethlehem
“Run to Bethlehem” is a high-energy bluegrass Christmas romp, driven by fast banjo, pounding bass, and joyful Appalachian harmonies. The song follows the shepherds on the night the angels appeared—scaring them half to death before sending them racing to see the newborn Savior. With a playful, foot-stomping spirit and a dose of country humor, it captures the wonder, chaos, and excitement of the ver
Creation's Carol
“Creation Carol” is a reverent, story-driven Christmas song that follows creation’s journey from groaning under the curse to rejoicing at the birth of Christ. Mountains, rivers, animals, and fields awaken as the Redeemer arrives, sensing the first light of redemption in Mary’s Son. Blending Scripture, poetic imagery, and the spirit of classic carols, the song celebrates the hope that entered the w
Shhh... Don't Wake the Baby
This hushed and holy lullaby imagines what it might be like as Adam and Eve watch over Mary and Joseph caring for the newborn baby, Jesus. They tell the story from the beginning of creation until the birth of Christ, with the hope of of the redemption He will bring for their mistake.
Gabriel's Announcement
A mysterious, dreamlike chamber-orchestral song retelling Gabriel’s announcement to Mary. A strong male lead narrates the quiet moment in Nazareth before the music swells with the angel’s words drawn directly from Scripture. Sacred, epic, and reverent—capturing the wonder of a divine encounter.
I Still Believe
This beautiful, heartfelt duet, imagines the tender, dramatic conversation of Mary and Joseph as they try to come to grips with the unexpected miracle growing inside Mary.
Jesus-Centered Joy
A warm Christmas jazz duet about two people who each feel a quiet change in the holiday season. Wondering if anyone else feels the same, they discover one another and share a deeper, Christ-centered joy. With gentle melodies and heartfelt lyrics, the song celebrates finding peace and renewed meaning in Jesus, even when life changes make it hard to find joy in your old traditions.
Give Thanks In Everything
Learn how to live a lifestyle of gratitude from 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18. Discover how to rejoice, pray, and give thanks in every circumstance.
It Ain't Me
It Ain’t Me is an acoustic folk ballad born from a quiet moment of reflection—realizing that the best songs I’ve written were never really mine, but gifts from God. This song is my testimony of surrender, grace, and how the Lord reshaped my songwriting over the years.
With simple strings and heartfelt lyrics, it tells the story of letting go of my own dreams and letting the Spirit lead. If this s
The Things I Would Write to Me
This heartfelt folk-country ballad journeys through the seasons of life—childhood wonder, youthful ambition, early parenthood, and midlife reflection. Framed as letters written to the songwriter's younger self, the lyrics explore grace, faith, identity, and the quiet guidance of God through every chapter.
With warm acoustic tones and honest storytelling, this song invites listeners to reflect on
The Rain Song
This song imagines calling forth a rain shower on a beautiful spring day. The music starts slow and tentative, calling for the rain. It picks up intensity as the drops bein to fall and crescendos like the rain pouring down. Then it begins to fade, just like the passing of a spring rain shower. I wrote this song in 1992 as I was learning to play on my first guitar. It developed over the years
Mothers Day
This song recalls the beauty and sacrifice of mothers and contemplates Jesus' own mother, Mary. I wrote the song about my mom in the late 90s for a youth service where we honored our mothers on Mother's Day. I finally recorded in in 2020 during the COVID shutdown to share with a slide show at my church on Mother's Day.
A Boy Like Me
I wrote this song for my wife for Valentines Day. It tells a little bit of our story. She's the love of my life!
Brother Chicago
I started writing the music for this song when I got my first guitar in 1992. The lyrics came together over the next 15 years as I recalled the day my older brother told me goodbye before moving far away to Chicago to start his first job after finishing college.
Guatemala Song
While on a mission trip to Guatemala in 2006, I awoke from a dream with this song in my head--the music ad the lyrics. I got up and went to the roof of our hotel with my guitar and wrote everything out. My best friend and I sang i for our mission team after breakfast.
Dinner with a Baby 2025
Originally written back in 1999, this 2025 version of the instrumental song takes me back to the beautiful chaos of those early family dinners—mandolins, guitars, flutes, and drums all swirling together like the mess our little one used to make in the high chair. It’s a warm, foot-tapping Americana tune where the music feels as lively, unpredictable, and joyful as those nights around the table whe
Take Control 2025
This hard-driving Southern Rock testimony hits like a revival meeting wrapped in thunder. Fueled by the raw honesty of a prayer found in my Grandma’s Bible, the song roars with guitar grit and gospel conviction. It’s a cry for cleansing, a plea for surrender, and a bold declaration that Jesus still takes broken lives and makes them new. With its rising intensity, shouted pleas, and spiritual fire,
The Rolling River 2025
The Rolling River is a foot-tapping Americana rock song that moves with the same unstoppable energy as the river it describes. Blending earthy rhythms with a spiritual heartbeat, the song celebrates the life-giving flow of God’s Spirit—refreshing, cleansing, and overflowing with joy. With vivid imagery, creation’s music, and toe-tapping family memories, this track feels like a sun-drenched revival
Peacefull
I wrote this emotional rock song in 1999 as a young husband and father. I was thinking about what it would be like if I died and my wife had to carry on without me.
Should I Start A Funky Church?
A high-energy P-Funk gospel jam bursting with bass grooves, big horns, and cosmic preacher-funk vibes. Humor meets holiness as the song challenges listeners to stop “going to church” and start being the church. Funky, joyful, loud, and full of Holy Ghost swagger.
Covered up in Boys
“Covered Up in Boys” is a sultry, vintage lounge-jazz number delivered with Marilyn Monroe–style charm and Jessica Rabbit flair. With smoky nightclub vibes and playful double meaning, the song tells the irresistible story of a woman who comes home, purrs “Hello boys…,” and is instantly smothered in affection—not from admirers, but from her loyal pets. Warm, flirty, and cheekily glamorous, it blend
Should I Start A Church?
A high-energy hip-hop track with gospel soul, punchy boom-bap drums, and a motivational message about being the church in everyday life. Spoken-word preacher moments mix with rhythmic rap verses and a chantable, uplifting hook. Bold, humorous, and deeply spiritual.
Get Up!
"Get Up!" is a gritty, hard-hitting beat with distorted guitar riffs and pounding drums, setting up an intense, hardcore rap vibe. The feel is no-nonsense, motivational, and straight to the point. It's time to get and get moving!
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