Jeter, who runs the Kings Hill House of Prayer overlooking Nashville and is also a realtor, says God is calling His people here for a strategic purpose.  

"This is what the Lord showed me that there will be day and night prayer from this strategic high place (Kings Hill House of Prayer sits at 777 feet above sea level) that we have an opportunity to take back Nashville from the prince of the air. That really could be that white hot worship that burns, fans flames of revival into our city, but then through the nation. I believe that's possible," Jeter said. 

She says there are practical reasons people are moving as well. 

"People love people here. We love you. Come, the water's warm. Come to Nashville. My husband and I do own a real estate company called Lux South Realty, and we welcome people with open arms. We connect them with people when they move here, and we want them to feel like family. That's a big part of what we are doing here. We call them family because we are part of the family of God," Jeter said. 

Long-time missionary, author, and President of CityTable Jon Peterson and his wife Mindy moved to Nashville from Colorado three years ago for one reason.

"Friendship. The Kingdom operates on friendship. It moves at the speed of friendship. So, I've been coming in since the nineties to Nashville, have dear friends here, and about three years ago, four years ago, stuff started shifting here. You could feel it; you could feel the move. People were moving, as you know, and had no clue why they were coming. I had absolutely no clue, but they knew God had called them," said Peterson.

Peterson believes the migration also has to do with prayers prayed years or even centuries ago. 

"Yes, prayers were prayed, covenants were made, people were brought by God, and they were high-impact people, and they loved Jesus. But we need to say we can't move forward until we go backwards and reclaim the roots that God birthed. So, He's (God) always somewhere first. And He puts His thumbprint in the land and then He says, realign with what my intention for this area was," Peterson said.

For most people, though, it comes down to the freedom to be who they are as Believers in Christ.

"I think God brought us here for us to get closer to Him. I don't think it has anything to do with the film industry or improv or any of that stuff," Guerra said.

"And I don't think He's really revealed the greater purpose right now," Cooke said. "I don't think we've really seen that. But we're grabbing people going, oh my gosh, you're here for the exact same reason. Oh my gosh, your story is exactly the same as mine. That's so weird. And we're all kind of gravitating towards each other. And so, I've just been saying it's kind of a gathering of the light. We don't all know why we're here, but we know we're supposed to be working together," Cooke said.