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One way I keep JOY alive is through my podcast. Be inspired, encouraged and activated to spread even more JOY in the world. Listen here for past episodes. Let’s start a JOY movement! Share the podcast with a friend!

Joy and Baptism

What is the importance of Baptism and why do we put so much emphasis on it as Christians? On the next Live JOY Share JOY, Pastor Ben Zamzow joins us to talk about what Baptism means, how it connects us to not only a congregation here but also our Kingdom

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Joy, Medicine, Fatherhood & Love

Why does someone choose to go into the medical field and how are they influenced every day by faith and belief in God? On the next Live JOY Share Joy, our special guest is my dad, Dr. Bill McGregor and he will talk to us about his journey in the

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Joy and the Supernatural

What do you know about the supernatural power of the Holy Spirit? Why is it something so many are afraid of? What does Scripture say about the Holy Spirit and how can we access it today? How are we good stewards of the Holy Spirit? Our next guest on Live

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Joy and Speaking Up

Men, women, and children are sold into a $150 billion annual market for sex and labor. Our special guest, Stacy Schaffer is the Founder and Executive Director of the 31:8 project. Learn more about the impact of human trafficking and being the voice for the voiceless through education, advocacy and

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JOY and Recovery

Millions of people are affected by addiction. What does it take to REALLY heal and fight this battle? Our special guest, Caitlin Good, joins us to talk about her battle with addiction and how the Word of God was the ONLY thing that finally brought an end to the pit

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Joy and Wounds

We all have wounds. Without healing, wounds can have negative effects on our lives and relationships with others. Our special guest, Jeff Meyer, joins us to talk about healing wounds and how Jesus came to heal our wounds. Tune in for encouragement, wisdom, inspiration and hope! Program Notes →

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