

Joel Houston: Where Have You Been? | Mature Me Ep 110
It’s one thing to sing about surrender. It’s another thing to have to live it. This week on Mature Me, I sat down with one of my friends and heroes @joelhouston . We had such an honest conversation about stepping away from the platform, wrestling with disappointment and finding God in the middle of unanswered…

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“Anyone else gonna start listening to old UNITED now? Definitely going to start blasting these older albums this week. They were peak childhood”
“Creatives understand Joel’s language here. I love that Joel shares honestly and openly, as he always does, deeply resonates with others who experience similar tensions.”
“I'll never understand why so many Christians hate on Hillsong music, it's incredible. Better than most. I wish they would play it on Christian radio.”
“Didn’t know he spoke outside of subliminal instagram posts🤣 genuinely one of the coolest guys on earth. Always at the forefront of church creativity”
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