“What used to be the title of my story is now just a sentence — that’s what Jesus does.”
On this week’s episode of Rewrite, Jonathan Unthank sat down with Rhett Walker to talk about how Jesus completely turned his life around. You’ll hear how God met Rhett at seventeen when he found out he was going to be a dad, how grace became real instead of just “church talk,” and why his whole family is out on the road with him on the Look at God tour.
They also talk about what it’s like having two of his kids in the band with him, why being a light in a dark world matters so much right now, and how everyday moments — even the checkout line at Publix — can be places where God moves.
It’s a full-circle redemption story only Jesus could write.
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This week on Rewrite, Jonathan Unthank, Music Director at The Light FM, sits down with Caleb & John — the duo behind the song, Somebody Like Me.
They share how their different stories of faith came together in God’s perfect timing. John talks about how the song Reckless Love completely changed his life and led him to surrender his heart to Jesus. Caleb opens up about growing up as a pastor’s kid, discovering his own faith, and learning to trust God’s provision every step of the way.
Together, they talk about what it looks like to find peace in the middle of a busy touring schedule, what keeps them grounded in ministry, and how they’re learning to rest in God — even when life feels chaotic.
It’s an honest, encouraging conversation about grace, calling, and trusting the God who always provides.
On this week’s Rewrite, Jonathan Unthank, Music Director at The Light FM, hangs out with Jon Reddick to talk about life as a dad, an artist, and a follower of Jesus. From his childhood in a pastor’s home, to wrestling with his own calling and purpose, to the moment God reminded him that He alone is the Provider, Jon shares how Jesus has been faithful every step of the way. You’ll also hear the heart behind his powerful single “No Fear” and how God is using it to speak courage into uncertain times.
Jon shares his journey of faith—from being a pastor’s kid, to walking away, to rediscovering God’s grace and purpose.
He talks about the importance of trusting God as Provider, even when the temptation is to rely on your own strength.
Jon invites us to pray for revival that lasts beyond a single event—revival that changes hearts for Jesus.
On this week’s episode of Rewrite, Jonathan Unthank, Music Director at The Light FM, sits down with Jeremy Rosado to talk about his journey of faith, healing, and music. From the miracle that saved his life as a baby to the powerful impact of songs like Hero, Jeremy shares how Jesus has been with him every step of the way. You’ll hear how God used therapy and worship to bring him new freedom, how his mom’s prayers shaped his faith, and why he now lives with full reliance on Christ.
Whether you’ve walked through hard seasons or you’re holding out hope for your own miracle, Jeremy’s story is a reminder that God is faithful and He's still working in powerful ways.
God is still in the business of miracles — Jeremy’s life began with one.
Healing often comes through honesty with God and practical steps like therapy.
Full reliance on Jesus brings peace no matter the season.
Jeremy reminded us that at the end of the day, God’s presence is the jackpot. Here’s your challenge: take 5 minutes today, step away from the noise, and thank Jesus for one miracle He’s done in your life. Big or small — write it down and remember His faithfulness.
“Grace became this real tangible thing…not just something I heard about, but something I actually experienced.” – David Leonard
This week on Rewrite, Jonathan Unthank, Music Director at The Light FM, sits down with David Leonard. You may know him from songs like Good Lord or Light a Fire, but in this conversation David opens up about his walk with Jesus—how grace became real to him in community and how faith is more than a single moment, it’s a lifelong journey.
David shares how becoming a dad deepened his understanding of God’s love, why he wants his songs to always be rooted in truth, and how he’s learning to let God lead instead of striving on his own.
“God is in the business of changing lives, and He’s really changed mine.”
This week on Rewrite, Jonathan Unthank, Music Director at The Light FM, sits down with Christian artist Megan Woods. She shares how God met her in a season of brokenness and showed her what it means to find true worth in Him.
From singing into a hairbrush as a kid, to leading worship and touring with Big Daddy Weave, Megan’s story is one of God’s faithfulness. She talks about the struggles of identity, when Scripture came alive to her, and how she’s learning to lean on God’s strength despite her weakness.
If you’ve ever wrestled with where your worth comes from or needed encouragement that God meets us right where we are, this conversation is for you!
Remember this:
God meets us in our lowest places and reminds us of our true identity as His children.
Scripture is more than words on a page—it’s life-giving when we let it speak into our story.
Ministry isn’t about perfection; it’s about leaning on Jesus daily for strength.
“It’s not that God is unknowable—it’s that He’s endlessly knowable.” – Jason Gray
Jonathan Unthank sat down with Jason Gray to talk about how God has been reshaping his faith through the years. Jason opens up about writing his upcoming devotional book tied to his songs, what God is teaching him about humility and holding beliefs with open hands, and the story behind his single Be Kind.
Jason shares how kindness carried him through his own battles, and how Jesus continues to meet him in surprising ways—even through childhood memories and simple daily encounters.
3 Takeaways:
Faith is a journey of learning, unlearning, and letting Jesus reshape us over time.
Our posture before God matters more than getting everything exactly right.
Simple kindness can be life-changing—it reflects the heart of Christ to a hurting world.
“I want my kids to see me seeking God, because it’s necessary that I hear from Him.”
Jonathan Unthank talks with The Band Reeves — two brothers from East Texas who do life together in just about every way. From working construction side by side to raising their families on the same farm, their story is rooted in faith, family, and the transforming power of Jesus.
They talk about growing up as pastor’s kids, what it means to move beyond head knowledge of God and into a real relationship with Him, and the weight and joy of leading their homes in faith today.
This episode is all about how Jesus changes everything - from sibling rivalry to marriage, fatherhood, and the calling to share hope wherever God sends them.
Takeaways
“I want faith that never stops reaching for God, even when it looks impossible.”
John Allan
Jonathan Unthank, Music Director at The Light FM, sat down with John Allan to talk about life, music, and the God who makes it all possible. From his love of Disneyland with his wife to the powerful story behind his single Living God, John shares how creativity, faith, and joy collide in his life. Hear how he met Jesus at the piano, why imagination belongs to the Lord, and what he hopes his music will inspire in others.
God is the ultimate creative—and He invites us into that creativity.
Faith isn’t seasonal; it’s a lifelong, living relationship with Jesus.
Music can be a tool to point people to Christ and give them hope in any season.
“I just want to live out of my identity as a son of God, not out of striving or comparison.” – Patrick Mayberry
This week on Rewrite, Jonathan Unthank sits down with worship leader and songwriter Patrick Mayberry to talk about his journey from chasing rock and roll dreams to leading people in worship. Patrick opens up about how God drew him in through Young Life, the power of corporate worship, and how he hopes every person in the room feels seen by Jesus. Plus, he shares some real-life parenting moments, his heart for hospitality in worship, and what it means to rest in his identity as a son of God. Don’t miss this encouraging conversation!
Patrick’s story shows that sometimes faith is a slow journey, not a sudden moment, and that’s okay.
Worship leadership is about intentionality and making people feel welcome – like hosting them in your home.
Identity in Christ matters more than success, striving, or comparison.