'Me and my house' - the Getty song sparking a wave across America
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The newest release from Keith and Kristyn Getty, "As for Me and My House," has sparked a social media campaign featuring families in Nashville, where the Gettys reside, worshipping to it during their school commute. Keith Getty speaks with Esther Higham on how they encourage their children in their faith.
Released on 27 Aug 2024
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