I’ve Got Joy

Kingdom Chorus News · Updated October 25, 2026

“I’ve Got Joy” is making its way across Christian radio.

Tyler Philip Ratcliffe’s hope-filled anthem is being heard from Canada to the United States and the United Kingdom—and its message feels made for the people who need it most.

Before “I’ve Got Joy” reached the radio, it began with one honest conversation. A friend told Tyler about a season of loneliness and feeling unseen. Tyler carried that conversation into a song about joy that does not require life to be easy.

The result is a driving, heartfelt release that makes room for both struggle and praise. The song’s central idea is simple and powerful: even when the hard things have not disappeared, hope can still be alive.

That message is now traveling through Christian radio across North America and beyond. In North Georgia, 101.1 The Pulse (WLJA-FM) is sharing the song with its community of faith, gospel and country listeners. In Canada, The Rock 98.5 and Joy FM 96.5 are part of the story. In the United States, “I’ve Got Joy” has also been heard on 104.3 The Pulse, Victory 91.5 and WWIB 103.7. Konnect Radio brings the song to listeners in the United Kingdom.

The song is reaching listeners through Christian Media Spotlight, RacMan Christian Radio, Christian Mix 106 and Angel 95 FM, too. Each new voice on the dial gives this song another chance to meet someone who needs its message.

For an independent Christian artist, every new place a song is heard creates another opportunity for someone to find it at the right moment. “I’ve Got Joy” meets that moment with conviction: the tears may still be there, but they are not the end of the story.