Southern gospel with testimony between the songs.
The Gospel Jubilee pairs Southern, country, and bluegrass gospel songs with plainspoken reflections from Chip Haley and Denny Huff. Between records, the program turns favorite hymns, countdown picks, listener requests, and concert memories into gentle encouragement.
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The Gospel Jubilee is a song-first Southern, country, and bluegrass gospel program with a steady devotional heart. Chip Haley and Denny Huff guide it with relaxed back-and-forth, quick affirmations, and the kind of small asides that make a radio hour feel personal. The format is simple. A song plays, then the conversation gathers around what the song brings up: grace, heaven, prayer, testimony, gratitude, or the hope of resurrection. Gospel artists move through the recent episodes. Some weeks are built around countdowns. Others collect personal favorites or mark Easter with songs about the cross, the blood, and Christ’s resurrection. The show also makes room for listener requests and a mystery-artist segment, where a familiar voice or quartet becomes a friendly guessing game. It is not slick in a corporate sense. That is part of the appeal. The handoffs include pauses, jokes, repeated phrases, and practical church-life details, from concert memories to station reminders. Testimony matters here. One conversation can move from a song about spiritual hunger into diabetes medicine, weight loss, prayer, and gratitude for better health. Another can treat an old hymn as a doorway into loss, cancer, and the comfort of being led home. The result is intimate and plainly Christian. The music is the anchor, but the show’s identity comes from the way each selection is treated as something lived with, sung through, and believed. It is best for listeners who want gospel music surrounded by familiar voices, direct faith, and a weekly sense of encouragement.
Made for: For listeners who want Southern gospel, country gospel, bluegrass gospel, hymns, quartet singing, and Christian encouragement in a familiar radio style. It especially fits those who enjoy faith-centered music with conversation, requests, countdowns, and personal testimony.
What sets it apart: The show stands out because the songs are not treated as filler between talk breaks; the talk grows directly out of the songs. Chip Haley and Denny Huff bring concert memories, mystery-artist games, health testimony, scripture-minded reflection, and gentle humor into one steady gospel-radio rhythm.
Chip and Denny bring you some of the very best in yesterday's and today's Southern, Country and Bluegrass Gospel music.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Chip Haley and Denny Huff connect current gospel songs with older quartet traditions through countdowns, identification games, testimony, and informed affection.
Chip Haley and Denny Huff build The Gospel Jubilee as a warm, music-led program where Southern, country, and bluegrass gospel songs carry most of the hour.
A mystery singer gives you a friendly guessing game before the next testimony lands.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A steady gospel hour built around music, scripture, and a candid health update.
The Gospel Jubilee with Chip and Denny settles into a steady hour of Southern Country and Bluegrass Gospel, opening with Great God Almighty and moving into a 2026 favorite scripture from Jeremiah 17:8.
A warm gospel hour where familiar songs lead into testimony, church memory, and a cheerful invitation for requests.
Chip Haley and Denny Huff begin this Gospel Jubilee hour with a plainspoken question about where faith leads after this life, then ease into Southern country and bluegrass gospel.
A Southern gospel Easter program that keeps the cross, blood, and resurrection at the center.
The Gospel Jubilee's Easter Celebration presents Easter as both a worship service and a Southern gospel program, beginning with Legacy 5's "Consider the Cross" and keeping the cross, the blood, and the resurrection in clear focus.
A February Southern Gospel countdown with devotional pacing, brief reflections, and a familiar on-air close.
Chip and Denny host Gospel Jubilee with a February top 10 Southern Gospel countdown, opening with the Williamson singing "Pray On." The program moves in a steady devotional register, pairing song introductions with warm spoken reflections and a nod to the Collinsworth Family,…
Valentine's love songs become a warm Southern gospel reflection on Jesus, grace, and the people listeners are urged to cherish.
Valentine's Day gives The Gospel Jubilee a ready musical frame, and Chip Haley and Denny Huff keep turning it toward love for the Lord. Greater Vision opens with "I've Got a Love," linking Bible reading and prayer to Jesus as Savior and friend, while a birthday aside for Donna…
A warm year-end gospel countdown that stays personal, loose, and rooted in faith.
The Gospel Jubilee's year-end countdown feels less like a list and more like a room full of voices. Chip Haley and Denny Huff count down the top 20 songs of 2025, and the show keeps a steady pull toward gratitude, faithfulness, and a few plainspoken stories that give the music…
A Thanksgiving gospel hour that keeps gratitude personal, musical, and unhurried.
The Gospel Jubilee with Chip Haley and Denny Huff keeps its Thanksgiving focus on gratitude, song, and a few easy host remarks. Tribute Quartet, Gold City, the Steels, and the Irwins each have their moment, and the Mystery Artist segment adds a light pause without disturbing the…
A warm, song-forward gospel hour with just enough banter to keep it human.
This hour of The Gospel Jubilee stays close to the songs, with Tribute Quartet's Halfway Up the Mountain setting the tone. Chip and Denny keep things moving with new music, the Mystery Artist of the Week, and a countdown to America's 250th Birthday, while their easy…
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Chip Haley and Denny Huff open with "Great God Almighty" and a simple promise of yesterday's and today's Southern country and bluegrass gospel for the day.
Chip Haley and Denny Huff host The Gospel Jubilee, playing Southern, Country, and Bluegrass Gospel music.
Chip Haley and Denny Huff host an Easter special on The Gospel Jubilee, featuring Southern, Country, and Bluegrass Gospel music.
Chip and Denny host a countdown of the top 10 southern gospel songs for March, featuring music from artists like the Perrys.
This episode of The Gospel Jubilee features a program of Southern Country and Bluegrass Gospel music, starting with the Booth Brothers performing 'Let's Sing'.
This episode features Chip Haley and Denny Huff playing their favorite Southern Country and Bluegrass Gospel songs, starting with the Booth Brothers' 'Sing Wherever I Go'.
This episode of The Gospel Jubilee features Southern Country and Bluegrass Gospel music, starting with Deborah Perry and Jaden Scull's song 'Promises of God' referencing Abraham's faith.
Chip Haley and Denny Huff count down the top 10 Southern Gospel songs for February on Gospel Jubilee.
Chip and Denny host a radio show featuring Southern, Country, and Bluegrass Gospel music, starting with Liberty Quartet's song 'It's Time to Go'.
Chip and Denny host a Valentine's Day special on The Gospel Jubilee, featuring Southern, Country, and Bluegrass Gospel love songs.
Chip and Denny introduce a gospel music radio show, starting with a song by The Guardian.
Chip and Denny count down the top ten Southern Gospel songs for January, starting with Ernie Hoss and Signature Sound.
A radio show playing classic Southern, Country, and Bluegrass Gospel music, hosted by Chip and Denny.
Chip and Denny host a radio show playing classic Southern, Country and Bluegrass Gospel music, starting with a wisdom singing of 'Last of the Last Days'.
Happy New Year kicks things off.
A Christmas-themed episode of a Southern Gospel music radio show featuring classic and lesser-known holiday songs.
A blessed Thanksgiving sets the tone.
Chip and Denny introduce their gospel music show and play the song 'Great God Almighty' about Moses at the Red Sea.
Chip and Denny host a radio show playing classic Southern, Country, and Bluegrass Gospel music, featuring a mystery artist of the week.
The Gospel Jubilee with Chip Haley and Denny Huff features a general Southern Gospel music program with artists including Tribute Quartet, Legacy Five, Ronnie Booth and the Blackwood Brothers, and the Gaither Vocal Band.
Chip and Denny host The Gospel Jubilee, featuring Southern, Country, and Bluegrass Gospel music.
Chip and Denny count down the top ten Southern Gospel songs for September, starting with the LaFevre Quartet's 'Days of Elijah'.
Chip and Denny host a radio show playing Southern, Country, and Bluegrass Gospel music, starting with a track by No Name Quartet.
Chip and Denny host a gospel music show, starting with a tribute to September 11, 2001, and playing the Booth Brothers.
Chip and Denny host a radio show playing classic Southern, Country, and Bluegrass Gospel music, starting with a song by 11th Hour.
Chip and Denny introduce the Gospel Jubilee and begin playing a song by the Tailors.
Chip and Denny host a gospel music episode featuring classic songs like 'Happy Rhythm' by the Called Out Quartet, focusing on joyful and rhythmic spiritual expressions.
This episode features southern, country, and bluegrass gospel music, starting with the song 'Love is Louder' by Pating Fools.
Chip and Denny introduce an episode of the Gospel Jubilee featuring Southern Country and Bluegrass Gospel music, starting with a song by Zane and Donna King.
Chip and Denny host The Gospel Jubilee, featuring classic Southern and Bluegrass Gospel music starting with the Kingsmen performing 'Church of the Great I Am'.
A radio show playing classic Southern, Country, and Bluegrass Gospel music, starting with a song by the Inspirationals Quartet.
This episode of The Gospel Jubilee with Chip and Denny celebrates Father's Day by playing Southern, Country, and Bluegrass Gospel music, starting with a song by Endless Highway.
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Chip and Denny count down the top ten Southern Gospel songs for May, featuring the Three Heath Brothers.
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Host Denny Huff introduces a program of gospel hymns, starting with a song by Ernie Hoss and Signature Sound.
Chip and Denny host a gospel music show, opening with Ernie Hoffson's 'Praise Him, Praise Him'.