Ginny Owens - Joy In The Dark :: Ep 5 The GOA Speakers Podcast
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In this episode of the GOA Speakers Podcast, hosts Abigail Garrett and Greg Oliver sit down with award-winning singer-songwriter, author, and speaker Ginny Owens. Ginny shares her powerful story of losing her sight at age three, navigating bullying and exclusion, and discovering a deep, resilient joy in Christ.
She walks us through her journey from aspiring high school music teacher to signed recording artist in Nashville, her EP “Different Kind of Water,” her nonprofit The Asaph Project, and her passion for helping believers find hope in suffering, hear God’s voice above the cultural noise, and live out courageous compassion in a broken world.
If you’ve ever wrestled with suffering, purpose, or how to do justice and love mercy in everyday life, this conversation will deeply encourage you.
Timestamps:
00:00 – Intro to GOA Speakers Podcast and Ginny Owens
01:00 – Moving to Nashville, Belmont, and early career dreams
02:15 – Rejected from teaching jobs and invitation to sing at church
03:40 – Demo recordings and first interest from music industry
04:50 – Signing with BMG and Rocketown; debut album background
05:45 – Losing her sight at three and her parents’ response
07:15 – Hardest part of blindness: people’s reactions
08:40 – Mom’s counsel and roots of “Singing in the Dark”
09:25 – Bullying, being left out, and growing compassion for outsiders
11:45 – EP “Different Kind of Water” and the woman at the well
13:20 – Writing songs for both Christian and non-believing friends
14:55 – Debuting new music in Nashville; long creative process
16:55 – Launching The Asaph Project for worship leaders
18:35 – Planning worship liturgy with theological depth
19:15 – Need for new worship themes: work, repentance, justice, forgiveness
20:45 – Why Ginny went to seminary and moved to NYC
21:50 – Studying under Tim Keller and key lessons on culture and identity
25:50 – Keller’s cancer journey and learning to trust God in suffering
27:55 – Speaking, retreats, and opening Scripture with people
29:20 – “Love Be the Loudest”: hearing God above the noise
30:15 – Hope in suffering and the promise of Romans 8:28
33:10 – New book “Courageous Compassion”: doing justice and loving mercy
35:10 – New worship music coming and where to connect with Ginny
https://goaspeakers.com/speakers/ginny-owens/
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