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James Shove
Christian singer-songwriter from Wichita, Kansas who wrote "Jealous That Heaven's Your Home" in memory of his son Phoenix; featured guest on the Cradled in Hope podcast.
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Oct 1, 2026
72 | Jealous That Heaven's Your Home | James Shove
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Ashley OpligerHOST
So I'm curious to know why you thought it was difficult to put those emotions into words on the page, and then also what allowed you to finally have that breakthrough to start journaling.
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8:09James ShoveGUEST
So a while ago, I had been encouraged by many people to journal my thoughts down and stuff because I actually dealt with really bad depression and anxiety.
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8:20James ShoveGUEST
Being raised in church and everything, and yet I still struggled with this deep side of me that was a strong emotional side, but also in a way that I would describe as dark.
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8:38James ShoveGUEST
It's gonna help you think out everything and process everything." And a part of, I wouldn't say my upbringing, but a part of my life back then, I didn't feel comfortable putting all my thoughts down.
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