In this heartfelt and transparent episode, Joe opens up about his personal journey of discovering and redefining his calling. What started as a late-night, steroid-fueled recording session turns into a powerful reflection on purpose, passion, and the unexpected ways God leads us.

Joe shares stories from Vacation Bible School at his church, memories from childhood ministry, and the many twists and turns his life has taken—from almost selling his business to serving in multiple church roles. Through candid recollections of success, disappointment, and spiritual growth, Joe reveals how he finally found peace in fulfilling his unique calling right where he is: in the sports collectibles industry and through platforms like this podcast.

Whether you're in ministry, business, or still searching for your next step, this episode will encourage you to seek joy in the season you're in—and to trust that your calling may look different than you expected.

Don’t miss this one—it’s raw, real, and filled with wisdom for anyone navigating life’s big questions.

In this heartfelt and reflective episode of The Joe Davis Show, Joe opens up about a struggle many of us face but rarely talk about—contentment. With vulnerability, humor (yes, even a “negative” photography pun), and wisdom from Scripture, Joe explores what it really means to be content in a world that constantly pushes us to want more.

From personal stories about the sports card business to lessons learned from the Apostle Paul, Joe peels back the layers of ambition, comparison, and spiritual restlessness. Whether you're a business owner, a believer, or just someone trying to keep up with life’s fast pace, this episode will challenge you to pause and ask: Am I truly content?

Tune in for encouragement, honesty, and a much-needed reminder that success doesn’t always come from “more”—and that peace might be closer than you think.

In this heartfelt episode of The Joe Davis Show, Joe takes us behind the scenes of a powerful weeklong mission trip to Memphis, Tennessee, where he and his wife Jane joined a team from their church to serve with Street Reach Ministries. From walking the streets of inner-city neighborhoods to playing games and sharing Bible stories with kids, Joe reflects on the joys, challenges, and spiritual lessons that came from stepping outside his comfort zone.

But this isn't just a story about one mission trip—it's a wake-up call. Joe unpacks what it means to be the hands and feet of Jesus in a broken world and reminds listeners that real ministry happens far beyond the walls of the church. Whether you're in your workplace, your neighborhood, or halfway across the country, there are countless ways to serve.

If you’ve ever wondered what you can do—this episode will inspire you to take that first step toward living a life of purpose. Tune in for honest stories, meaningful moments, and a powerful call to action that just might change your perspective.

Fresh off the heels of Father's Day, Joe opens up in a deeply personal and heartfelt episode, reflecting on the life and legacy of his father. From growing up as the youngest of three boys to working alongside his dad in the family’s small business, Joe shares the powerful life lessons, values, and quiet sacrifices that shaped him into the man he is today.

You’ll hear stories that are touching, humorous, and inspiring—like the time Joe, dressed as a clown, got a forklift stuck in the mud during a grand opening, and how his father’s calm patience shone through. You'll also learn about his dad’s unique ministry of encouragement, his unwavering faith, and his humble acts of generosity—often done in secret.

Whether your relationship with your father is strong, strained, or somewhere in between, this episode is a timely reminder of the impact of fatherhood and the unconditional love of our Heavenly Father.

In this can't-miss episode, Joe sits down with the one and only Jeff Foxworthy for a heart-hitting, laugh-out-loud conversation about comedy, faith, fatherhood, and the kind of love that won’t let you go.

What You’ll Hear:

• How Jeff went from fixing IBM machines to doing 500+ comedy shows a year

• Why encouragement became his way of life (thanks to Chick-fil-A’s Truett Cathy)

• The night he crushed it on Johnny Carson — and what came next

• Saying no to "fame" so he could say yes to being a present dad

• Running a Bible study for homeless men for 12 years

• The lost Bible story that’ll knock the wind out of you (in the best way)

A top line? “If they’re breathing, they need encouragement.” 🫶

Most goosebump moment? “I love you too”—what Jeff says to God when he sees something beautiful.

For anyone who needs to hear: You are loved. You are not too far gone. God’s not done with you.

Tune in, laugh hard, cry a little, and leave lighter. (Available on YouTube under Joe Davis Media + on all podcast platforms under The Joe Davis Show.)

Have you ever felt like you just can’t measure up—to a sibling, a co-worker, or even your own expectations? You’re not alone. In this deeply relatable episode, Joe unpacks the often-overlooked story of James, the younger brother of Jesus, and what it means to grow up in the shadow of perfection.

From living alongside someone who literally never did anything wrong to openly doubting who Jesus truly was, James' journey is one of struggle, transformation, and ultimately, powerful purpose. Joe draws a compelling connection between our modern battles with comparison and the remarkable shift that occurred in James’ life after encountering the risen Christ.

You’ll walk away with a renewed sense of hope, purpose, and assurance that you don’t have to measure up—you just have to surrender. God can do extraordinary things with an ordinary, surrendered life. Just ask James.

In this powerful and heartfelt episode of The Joe Davis Show, Joe shares a deeply personal reflection sparked by a recent conversation with a longtime friend — a conversation that offered a sobering reminder we all need to hear: none of us are promised tomorrow.

Through honest storytelling, emotional memories, and timely inspiration from music, scripture, and real-life moments, Joe poses a life-altering question: What would you do differently if you truly lived like you were dying? But this episode goes beyond bucket lists or dramatic gestures. It's a call to live with more intention, to love harder, to forgive sooner, and to embrace the moments that matter most.

Joe doesn’t just talk about the idea — he shares how he’s putting it into action in his own life and challenges listeners to consider what that might look like for them. Whether you're wrestling with loss, feeling spiritually stuck, or just in need of a fresh perspective, this episode offers encouragement, purpose, and a moving reminder that your life is meant for more.

Don’t miss this one — it might just change the way you approach the rest of your week… or the rest of your life.

In this moving episode of The Joe Davis Show, Joe shares the extraordinary true story of Svea Flood, a missionary who gave her life for a mission that, at the time, seemed fruitless. But decades later, one small seed of faith she planted would grow into a spiritual movement reaching over 100,000 people.

This episode is a heartfelt reminder for anyone feeling discouraged in their work, parenting, ministry, or personal life—when results are invisible and the impact seems uncertain. Joe reflects on the unseen influence of our perseverance, the quiet power of faith, and why your efforts matter more than you may ever realize.

If you've ever wondered whether what you're doing really makes a difference—this story will remind you that it does.

Listen now and be encouraged to keep going, even when you can’t yet see the results.