In this powerful and deeply personal episode of The Joe Davis Show, Joe shares how a simple hike up Stone Mountain sparked reflections on the life-altering decisions that have shaped his journey—from relationships and career paths to parenting and leadership.

Inspired by Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken” and the wisdom of Proverbs 3:5-6, Joe invites listeners into the real-life moments when he stood at life’s crossroads—and chose the road less traveled. Whether it was praying for a future wife as a 17-year-old, turning down job security to chase a dream, moving his family for the sake of his children’s education, or choosing character over experience when building a team—each story is a testament to the power of trusting God’s direction over our own understanding.

If you're standing at a fork in the road—personally, professionally, or spiritually—this episode offers wisdom, encouragement, and the gentle reminder that the Lord truly does care about every detail of your journey.

After a rough couple of weeks battling poison sumac and steroid side effects, Joe Davis returns with a heartfelt episode packed with real talk and spiritual reflection. In this transparent and timely message, Joe explores two powerful themes: the importance of gratitude and the need for true rest—for your body, mind, and soul.

Through personal stories, Biblical truth (Psalm 9, Matthew 11, Psalm 46), and even alarming workplace burnout stats, Joe challenges us to slow down, be still, and acknowledge both our blessings and our limits. Whether you're running on empty or just needing a reminder to give thanks, this episode is a gentle nudge toward spiritual and physical renewal.

Don’t wait for a crisis to give thanks. And don’t wait for burnout to start resting. Tune in, take a breath, and let’s walk this journey together.

In this heartfelt and transparent episode, Joe opens up about his personal journey of discovering and redefining his calling. What started as a late-night, steroid-fueled recording session turns into a powerful reflection on purpose, passion, and the unexpected ways God leads us.

Joe shares stories from Vacation Bible School at his church, memories from childhood ministry, and the many twists and turns his life has taken—from almost selling his business to serving in multiple church roles. Through candid recollections of success, disappointment, and spiritual growth, Joe reveals how he finally found peace in fulfilling his unique calling right where he is: in the sports collectibles industry and through platforms like this podcast.

Whether you're in ministry, business, or still searching for your next step, this episode will encourage you to seek joy in the season you're in—and to trust that your calling may look different than you expected.

Don’t miss this one—it’s raw, real, and filled with wisdom for anyone navigating life’s big questions.