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March 24, 2025 58 mins
Summary In this heartfelt and engaging episode of Driving Change, Jeff Bloomfield welcomes back Kevin Williams, a renowned musician, comedian, and storyteller, for an inspiring conversation about purpose, resilience, and giving back. Kevin shares his journey from humble beginnings in Kentucky to becoming a celebrated musician, bandleader, and communicator with the Gaither Vocal Band. Beyond his music career, Kevin’s deep-rooted passion for service shines through his work with Kevin’s Kids, a non-profit organization he founded, supporting underprivileged children in his hometown. This episode is packed with wisdom, humor, and a reminder that true success is about using our gifts to serve others. Why Should I Listen? If you’re looking for a dose of inspiration, humor, and heart, this episode delivers. Kevin’s journey illustrates how passion, preparation, and perseverance can lead to incredible opportunities but also how success isn’t just about personal achievement—it’s about making a difference. Whether you’re an aspiring musician, a leader, or someone seeking to use your gifts for good, Kevin’s story offers valuable life lessons on faith, purpose, and giving back. Plus, his insights on storytelling and humor as powerful tools for communication will leave you both laughing and reflecting. Top 10 Takeaways The Power of Purpose – Knowing your calling can push you past fear and uncertainty.  Hard Work Creates “Luck” - The harder you work, the more opportunities seem to come. Mentorship Matters – Seeking out those who have gone before you can provide honest feedback and shape your journey. Risk is Part of Growth – Leaving Kentucky for Nashville was a leap of faith, but it set Kevin on a life-changing path. Storytelling Connects People – Kevin’s experiences prove that humor and storytelling can open minds and create impact, whether in music, leadership, or faith. Find Joy in the Journey – Kevin embraced every step of the process from radio gigs to session work, even when the future was uncertain. Humor Builds Bridges – Laughter can break down barriers and help people become more receptive to new ideas and messages. Give Back to What Shaped You – Kevin’s charity, Kevin’s Kids, is his way of ensuring other children have opportunities, just as his community supported him. Faith is a Guide, Not Just a Belief – Trusting in God’s plan led Kevin to opportunities he never imagined, from the Grand Ole Opry to mentoring young men today. Success is About Impact, Not Just Achievements – True fulfillment comes not from accolades but from making a difference in others’ lives. Kevin’s Kids Benefit Concert with special guest Mark Lowry April 12th (2025) First Baptist Church - Russell Springs, KY Free to the public - for more information, visit: https://kevinwilliamsmusic.com/ Or call (270) 866-6495 You may also donate to Kevin’s Kids using the link above. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/1KevinWilliams YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/KevinWilliamsTV X: https://x.com/1kevinwilliams
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