HH #583 Living in the Present with Jeanne Stevens

The Happy Hour with Jamie Ivey

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🗓️ 28 April 2023

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

On today's episode Jeanne Stevens encourages us to take our thoughts captive and dwell with God who is always in the present.

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0:00.0	Hey friends and welcome to the Happy Hour with Jamie Ivy Podcasts.
0:03.7	I'm your host Jamie and I'm so glad you're here.
0:06.3	Each week on this show, I invite a friend to join me and we chat about the big things
0:10.1	in life, the little things in life, and everything in between.
0:23.2	Hey friends, happy end of April.
0:26.1	Almost to May.
0:27.0	I can't believe it.
0:27.8	May's a fun month around here.
0:29.3	My birthday's in May, the Happy Hour birthday's in May.
0:31.7	We have several team members here at birthdays in May.
0:34.6	The school ends in May.
0:35.5	So we're like on the edge of it guys.
0:36.9	Happy end of April.
0:38.4	We have a really great show for you today.
0:40.0	Today my friend, Jeannie Stevens comes on the show.
0:42.1	She's the founding and co lead pastor of Soul City Church in Chicago.
0:46.2	And I tell her this in the show, but her book came out last year and it was pitched for the
0:50.6	Happy Hour. We just didn't have space.
0:51.9	We just didn't have a space to put it.
0:53.8	But I grabbed this book and read it in the fall and loved it so much.
0:57.0	And I'm like, we have to talk about it.
0:58.6	And Jeannie explains a book in the show, but it really is like, how are we missing out on
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