We’re picking up where we left off last week with Jo Dee Messina. It was the first part of a two-part conversation that continues right now!
If you missed it, don’t worry! You can go back and listen to it here.
Last week, I talked to Jo Dee about her life’s journey through country music and coming to faith in Christ. Now, we’re talking about songs and song writing.
Singer-songwriter Jo Dee Messina took country music by storm with her breakout hit, “Heads Carolina, Tails California,” and today, she’ll take you backstage—into her heart.
This conversation was so rich and deep that I broke it in half so you can take it all in.
In this first episode, Jo Dee shares her story of growing up as a latchkey kid in Boston, getting into country music, grappling with the longing for more, and finding that longing met in Christ.
We all want to make our mark on the world. But how do we do that successfully?
Can you imagine that for most of your life, you believed the names other people gave you? Labels like “orphan,” “no good,” and “unlovable.”
What do you like about yourself?
Oh, girl, sometimes liking ourselves is tough to do. It’s often easier to pinpoint our weaknesses.
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A few summers ago, I woke up a little later than usual.
