Ep 95: Embracing Change, Tapping Into Your Creativity and Making The Most of Your Single Season with DOE

We're Going There with Bianca Juarez

That Sounds Fun Network

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

5.0 • 839 Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2022

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Do you feel stuck through obligation and not obedience? Are you looking for ways to be more creative? Does it sometimes feel like no one understands your perspective? DOE is a singer-songwriter with a pastor's heart and her unique voice is what makes her unforgettable. In this conversation, we talk about: • Growing up in ministry and pursuing God's calling • Obligation vs obedience • Trusting God's character and the desires He placed in your heart • Creativity in all its forms • Making the most of your time while being single DOE is known for her unique voice and beautiful melodies, but she's also accomplished outside of her career in music. She's got three degrees, worked as a youth pastor and even has an Uber license! DOE speaks about a season of transition and stepping out as a solo artist. After spending much of her life in ministry with her family, she wanted to explore new things. What I love about DOE's story is that she embraced her individuality and knew that her differences were the very things God could use for His glory. I hope that as you listen, you'll reflect on the things you really want to do and then have the courage to boldly pursue them. Because where God guides, He provides! You can tag us @biancaolthoff and @doejonesmusic, we'd love to learn about your God dream and the things that make you... YOU! Love you, B RESOURCES/LINKS Doe Jones Music Podcast music by: Brad Tsushima, Instagram: @bradtsushima, email: bradtsushima94@aol.com, Spotify: “R.A.D.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Access more.
0:04.3	In a world that's constantly shouting for you to know your voice,
0:06.9	identify your voice, and let your voice be heard,
0:08.9	the question I'm asking today is,
0:10.8	what if your voice sounds different?
0:12.7	Get ready, friends, because we're going there.
0:14.5	It's about time because we're going there.
0:17.7	Hey friends, I am your host, Bianca Wettis-Oltoff,
0:20.1	and I'm saying welcome to we're going there.
0:22.4	Today, before we jump into the interview, I just have to say that I met Doe at a conference a couple months ago.
0:29.6	And I've always admired her music from afar.
0:32.7	But getting to know her, she is an amazing woman of God who's just so honest and real.
0:39.1	I mean, she hails from the great state of Washington. Shout out to Yakima Washington. If you know Yakima, then you're a G. All right?
0:45.5	She was raised in Yakima, Washington, and then moved around her teens to Shreveport, Louisiana.
0:51.1	And there she started singing with her family, who is all talented,
0:55.2	amazing musicians, as, of course, God would dole out amazing worship gifts to one whole family.
1:01.0	But Doe decided to branch out and do a solo career. So today, we're going to be talking a little
1:04.9	bit about how she started, who she is. Most importantly, one of the things that I wanted to go
1:09.7	after was the unique quality
1:11.4	of her voice, her unique style of singing, how she has taken Neo Soul and weaved it ever so
1:18.3	beautifully into worship. And I want to know not just about the person that she is, the music that
1:23.1	she creates, but what kind of inspired her to do that? And in her identifying her unique voice,
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