"Forgiveness isn't about feelings, it's a choice. A powerful, freeing, Christ-like choice."

In this deeply moving episode of The Joe Davis Show, Joe tackles one of the hardest, yet most transformative, topics we face: forgiveness. Sparked by the incredible words of Erica Kirk at her husband's memorial service,where she forgave the man who took his life, Joe invites listeners to explore what true forgiveness looks like through the lens of Scripture, personal experience, and the example of Christ.

Why does forgiveness matter so much? What does it mean to choose to forgive even when you don’t feel like it? And how can we forgive without enabling those who continue to harm us?

If there’s someone in your life you struggle to forgive, or if you’ve been carrying the weight of bitterness, this episode is your invitation to healing, freedom, and deeper faith. Joe speaks with raw honesty, gentle encouragement, and gospel truth that may just shift the way you see forgiveness forever.

Tune in now because your heart might be ready to let go and move forward.

In this deeply personal and timely episode, Joe Davis opens his heart to process the grief and shock following the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk. But more than that, he explores the age-old question: Why does God allow suffering?

Drawing from powerful moments in his own life (unexpected medical crises with his children, unfulfilled plans, and seasons of doubt) Joe shares raw stories of pain, faith, and God's mysterious providence. He reflects on the legacy of Charlie Kirk and the extraordinary ripple effect his life and message are already having, even after his death.

If you've found yourself crying out to God with more questions than answers lately, this episode is for you. It's not about tying things up in a neat bow but about leaning into the mystery, trusting God's higher ways, and discovering hope even in heartbreak.

In this introspective and timely episode, Joe gets real about a word we all struggle with: focus. From business burnout to health setbacks, Joe opens up about his own distractions and the mental traps that can keep us stuck in the past when what we really need is to press forward with purpose.

Grounded in Proverbs 23:7, "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he," this episode challenges listeners to take ownership of their thoughts, shift their mindset, and align their focus on what (and Who) truly matters.

Feeling overwhelmed, scattered, or spiritually dry? You’re not alone. Tune in as Joe shares hard-won lessons from life, business, and faith and offers a powerful reminder that your future starts with what you choose to focus on today.