Country music star Tyler Hubbard has shared that the television series "The Chosen" has been instrumental in bringing the Bible to life for his family, leading to meaningful conversations about Jesus and his teachings.
Hubbard told Fox News Digital that the show's production quality and accuracy have resonated deeply with his children. "We talk through all these stories, we talk through all their questions, but then it doesn't go in one ear and out the other," he said. "It really kind of sticks." He noted that his children are often able to recall Bible stories years later, sometimes even teaching him or their friends.
The singer described watching "The Chosen" as a family tradition that has "really opened up our kids' eyes to the gospel and to Jesus and how he lived." This experience inspired Hubbard to write a song for the show, a faith-based track titled "All I Need Is You." The song, which he is proud to be a part of, is the first single from his upcoming album and will be featured on the soundtrack for the sixth season of "The Chosen."
The unnamed album is set to debut in the fall, with "All I Need Is You" released on August 7. This creative endeavor reflects Hubbard's roots in music, which began with leading worship in church.
In a separate anecdote, Hubbard also recounted a recent camping trip where he sustained a minor injury. While fishing, a treble hook from his fishing cast became lodged in the back of his head. Unable to remove it himself, he enlisted the help of his wife, Hayley, who managed to extract the hook after about 30 minutes. Hubbard shared a video of the incident on Instagram, noting that they were far from medical facilities and he was determined not to let the situation disrupt their day. The video, which captured his children's concerned questions in the background, drew similar experiences from his followers online.