"It's the perfect blend of comedy and heart-warming drama," said Robbins. The sitcom revolves around a womanizing party animal turned pastor who saw the light after his arrest for drunken driving. He finds God in his jail cell and has no idea just how much his life will change. Following God's lead, he signs-on as pastor to a small-town church. With his casual dress, clumsy demeanor and unconventional ways, Pastor Greg unwittingly stirs things up in trying to win-over a feisty congregation and quirky staff.

While the series is gaining in popularity, Robbins remembers the rocky journey to getting it off the ground. After nine years of hard work and heavy rejection, he thought this day would never come. "I wanted to quit a thousand times. Hollywood didn't think good clean comedy would sell and most religious networks weren't interested. It wasn't a day without a healthy dose of rejection," said Robbins.

Determined to get network support for projects that classify as family entertainment, Robbins remained faithful to his call. To quote David Frost, "Television is an invention that allows you to be entertained in your living room by people you would not have in your home." Robbins notes the changing entertainment world. "The problem entertainment has been replaced with shock value."

Just when he was ready to "throw in the towel," Robbins received a call from Cornerstone President, Ron Hembree. With the addition of new Programming Director, Dede Hayes, Cornerstone was in the process of revamping the prime time schedule and began the hunt for good, clean family entertainment in the comedy and drama genres. In a matter of weeks, Robbins moved his family to Pittsburgh and joined the Cornerstone team. In less than one year, the entire Pastor Greg cast moved from various parts of the country including L.A. and Oregon to start production.

With the series still in production, media attention is already swirling around the ground-breaking concept of a Christian sitcom. The program recently captured the attention of Good Morning America and Fox & Friends. Both plan to air a story close to the series debut in October. Good Morning America visited Cornerstone this summer for a behind-the-scenes report. Cornerstone anticipates more national exposure for the series in the coming months.