Grammy-winning artist DOE joins Ben Higgins to talk about what it means to stop performing your faith and start living it.

In this conversation, DOE opens up about being raised at the intersection of music and faith, the weight of feeling like "an employee" of God rather than a daughter, and how she learned to separate the anointing from her identity. She shares stories from her upbringing in a family band (Forever Jones), her father's militant commitment to morning prayer, and the wrestle that eventually shaped her solo career.

We also dig into her new album Shiloh (out August 28), named after her son and built on Psalm 22:30. DOE talks about posterity, what she hopes her children inherit from her music, and why insisting "God is good" matters more now than ever.

Timestamps:
00:41 Welcome & intro to DOE
02:33 Faith and music inseparable growing up
04:12 Not a slave to the anointing
08:35 Wrestling from employee to daughter
14:44 Going solo after Forever Jones
18:33 Winning the Grammy & new album Shiloh
20:23 Why Dad made prayer non-negotiable
25:35 What she hopes Shiloh takes away
29:42 What "God is good" really means
32:21 Reaching back and forward through worship
35:06 Picturing a listener encountering God

Grammy-winning artist DOE joins Ben Higgins to talk about what it means to stop performing your faith and start living it.
In this conversation, DOE opens up about being raised at the intersection of music and faith, the weight of feeling like "an employee" of God rather than a daughter, and how she learned to separate the anointing from her identity. She shares stories from her upbringing in a family band (Forever Jones), her father's militant commitment to morning prayer, and the wrestle that eventually shaped her solo career.
We also dig into her new album Shiloh (out August 28), named after her son and built on Psalm 22:30. DOE talks about posterity, what she hopes her children inherit from her music, and why insisting "God is good" matters more now than ever.
Timestamps: 00:41 Welcome &amp; intro to DOE 02:33 Faith and music inseparable growing up 04:12 Not a slave to the anointing 08:35 Wrestling from employee to daughter 14:44 Going solo after Forever Jones 18:33 Winning the Grammy &amp; new album Shiloh 20:23 Why Dad made prayer non-negotiable 25:35 What she hopes Shiloh takes away 29:42 What "God is good" really means 32:21 Reaching back and forward through worship 35:06 Picturing a listener encountering God

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In If You Can Hear Me, Ben Higgins sits down with people from all walks of life—celebrities, thinkers, everyday folks—to talk about what drives us, what shapes us, and what gives us hope.

 

These are honest conversations about the big stuff: identity, loss, purpose, peace, faith, and everything in between. Some guests have answers. Most are still figuring it out.

 

If you’ve ever felt like there must be more to the story—this show is for you.

We&rsquo;re all looking for something.
&nbsp;
In If You Can Hear Me, Ben Higgins sits down with people from all walks of life&mdash;celebrities, thinkers, everyday folks&mdash;to talk about what drives us, what shapes us, and what gives us hope.
&nbsp;
These are honest conversations about the big stuff: identity, loss, purpose, peace, faith, and everything in between. Some guests have answers. Most are still figuring it out.
&nbsp;
If you&rsquo;ve ever felt like there must be more to the story&mdash;this show is for you.

If You Can Hear Me

DOE: I Want to Be God's Daughter, Not His Employee

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