• Episode 070: Denise Harper’s Story

  • Apr 3 2020
  • Length: Less than 1 minute
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Episode 070: Denise Harper’s Story

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  • Bill Sammons and Denise Harper have been on-air together for about thirty years. In all that time, it turns out, they haven't heard each other's entire story. In this episode, Bill Sammons asks Denise Harper about her personal story, how her faith grew, and more.

    SHOW NOTES:

    2:30 - Denise grew up in the church

    3:00 - Her Sunday school teacher led her to Jesus

    3:30 - She looked for ways to tie in her love of music

    4:30 - Her Mom taught her a lot about prayer

    5:15 - The moment her profession of faith caused a hurdle for her career

    7:00 - Denise has always loved reading God's word

    8:30 - Looking back over life, she knows God was there at every step

    9:00 - God prepared Denise for her career and as a leader in the faith community

    10:40 - Takeaways

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