This is final episode of this iteration of the yesHEis Podcast 🥺. We follow the hosts of the yesHEis podcast as they wrap up their final episode of the season with a heartfelt, humorous, and reflective conversation about faith, evangelism, and the powerful cultural moment surrounding Christmas 🎄. They revisit their favorite guests, share personal takeaways about the importance of everyday people sharing their faith, and explore the deeper foundations of Christmas, peace, joy, and hope that is rooted in Christ. The episode blends light hearted banter, meaningful scripture-based discussion, and genuine encouragement for believers to embody these values during the holiday season. 😁
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We follow an honest, uplifting conversation about faith, evangelism, and the impact of Alpha as Ben Higgins shares his personal journey. From teenage encounters with Jesus to leading Alpha Australia today. The hosts explore how Alpha creates safe spaces for real dialogue, why meals and conversation matter, and how simple tools can help anyone share their faith with confidence. The episode highlights powerful stories of transformation, the growing openness among Gen Z and Gen Alpha, and the rising movement of young people leading prayer gatherings and Alpha groups in schools.
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We follow two powerful, intertwined testimonies that show how one act of faith can radically transform generations. Lee shares his journey from Bible college to a life of violence, addiction, and leadership in a bikie gang. Then to a supernatural encounter with God in a prison cell that completely changed him. His story is raw, emotional, and centered on grace, surrender, and the truth that Jesus never stopped pursuing him. We also see how his transformed life impacted Harry, a young gym employee who didn’t believe in God but was drawn in by Lee’s authenticity, generosity, and daily pursuit of Jesus. Together, their stories reveal the ripple effect of simple acts of faith. Paying for fuel, inviting someone to church, living with integrity, and show how evangelism is not about microphones or platforms, but about genuine love, consistency, and letting your life speak so loudly that others say, "I want his God.”
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We explore how to overcome anxiety and fear when sharing your faith in an increasingly skeptical culture. The hosts read messages from listeners who struggle with guilt, uncertainty, and fear about evangelism, and they respond by grounding the conversation in biblical truth and gratitude. They explain that anxiety toward sharing faith isn’t new, it has existed since the early church and they emphasise the importance of becoming a “non-anxious presence” in a world dominated by fear. Through practical steps, remember, read, and reflect. They encourage viewers to remember God’s past faithfulness, stay rooted in His Word, and reflect on personal transformation through Jesus.
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Dave Adamson, also known as “Aussie Dave”. Joins the yesHEis podcast to discuss the incredible global impact of the YouVersion Bible App, which has surpassed one billion downloads and continues to grow rapidly, especially in Australia. He shares how technology has always been part of spreading God’s Word, from letters and printing presses to apps and digital tools, emphasising accessibility and authentic connection over production value. Dave highlights stories of people encountering Scripture for the first time through the app, explains how churches can use it for evangelism and discipleship, and underscores that real relevance comes from meeting people’s needs with God’s truth. The conversation explores cultural shifts toward authenticity, the hunger for truth and hope, and the role of everyday believers in sharing their faith through simple digital interactions, proving that evangelism today can be as easy and powerful as sending a verse or message that changes a life.
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Dave Adamson:
🔴 INSTAGRAM: @aussiedave
🌐 WEBSITE: daveadamson.tv/
📱YouVersion: bible.com/app
A thoughtful discussion on how to share your faith confidently with people who hold different worldviews. The episode blends humor and authenticity—starting with lighthearted conversation about new parenthood—before diving into practical and compassionate advice for engaging in spiritual conversations. Drawing from an article by Dare to Share, the hosts outline the “Ask, Admire, Admit” approach: ask genuine questions to understand others’ beliefs, admire aspects of their worldview to find common ground, and admit your own need for grace through Jesus.
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Pastor Jono Gullo joins the yesHEis podcast to explore how apologetics bridges faith, reason, and evangelism in today’s world. He shares how his ministry, Sophos, and its university initiative, Logos Forums, create spaces for open dialogue and respectful debate about Christianity and truth. The discussion dives deep into the Greek origins of logos (“the Word”) and how logic and faith coexist, tracing connections between philosophy, scripture, and the modern search for meaning. Jono emphasises the value of questioning, the joy of being wrong, and how true evangelism begins with humility and understanding rather than arguing.
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We dive into the question, “I’m spiritual but not religious—what does that really mean?” Together we unpack how terms like religion, spirituality, and relationship with Jesus are often misunderstood, and why clear, honest conversations matter when sharing faith. We explore how religion can actually act as scaffolding. Habits and practices like prayer, Bible reading, and community that support a deeper relationship with God, rather than replace it.
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Melinda Dwight shares her deeply personal journey of faith, identity, and purpose, from being adopted at birth to facing life-threatening illness and finding strength in God’s promises. Through moving stories of courage, evangelism, and divine timing, she illustrates how faith becomes real when lived out through obedience and compassion. Melinda’s wisdom on hearing God’s voice, making disciples, and empowering young people to share their faith offers both inspiration and practical guidance. Her message is clear: evangelism isn’t reserved for the few, it’s a daily calling for every believer to live authentically, love boldly, and trust God’s higher plan.
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In this video we dive into the topic of evangelism, breaking down misconceptions that it’s only for stadium preachers or gifted extroverts. Through lighthearted banter, word association games, and input from our community, we highlight how many people often feel anxious or unqualified when they hear the word “evangelism.” We reframe evangelism as simply sharing the good news of Jesus in everyday ways, reminding listeners that while some are gifted evangelists, all believers are called to share their faith. We encourage creativity, authenticity, and focusing on personal transformation as the motivation rather than fear of methods, emphasizing that evangelism is less about if you should share, and more about how it looks in your life.
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I didn’t want to talk about Jesus. Not because I don’t believe, but because I fear the judgement of others. Today, Pastor Fred Porter sits down with us and tears open the quiet fears most of us carry: the worry of being weird, the ache of missed moments, and the lie that you need to be “ready” before you speak. This isn’t a pep talk. It’s a practical deconstruction of what actually works in real conversations, how to notice the Holy Spirit’s voice, what to say first, and how to follow through without forcing it. Fred’s stories are vulnerable, human, and hopeful. You’ll leave with the courage to try again tomorrow.
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In this video, the yesHEis podcast dives into the reality of sharing faith when it doesn’t go according to plan, reminding listeners that even “failures” can later bear fruit. Through Fatima’s story of feeling she forced the gospel, only to see her friend reconnect with God years later, the hosts emphasise the importance of reflection, adjusting expectations, and perseverance. They introduce three guiding questions to help believers process setbacks and continue sharing with confidence. 1: What can I learn from last time? 2: What can I expect for next time? 3: What do I do now? The message is clear: setbacks are not the end, they’re part of the journey, and the key is to keep going.
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We sit down with Rory McKenna and Samuel Adebajo from the Australian Christian band Tekoa to explore their journey, music, and mission. They share the story behind their debut EP *Hymns and Disparity*, recorded during lockdown, and how it unexpectedly reached millions of listeners worldwide. The conversation dives into the meaning of the band’s name, drawn from the biblical “wilderness of Tekoa” and symbolising worship as a weapon, while highlighting powerful testimonies of how their songs have touched lives; from prisons to funerals to international churches. The band reflects on faith, creativity, storytelling, and surrendering their gifts to God, culminating in a discussion of their new single *Brittle*, which portrays humanity’s fragile relationship with Jesus. yesHEis:🔴 INSTAGRAM: @yesheis
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We explore how everyday conversations can naturally lead to faith discussions by identifying and connecting to people’s deeper needs. Through light hearted banter and personal stories, like an Uber driver seeking work-life balance, a friend looking for a partner with strong values, and someone curious about church after observing joyful Christians. The hosts show how listening, asking thoughtful questions, and meeting people at their “point of need” can open doors to sharing Jesus. We emphasise that faith conversations don’t have to be forced; instead, they can grow organically by showing genuine care, uncovering underlying desires, and offering faith as a relevant, hope-filled response.
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In this episode we hear the story of Ethan Beer, a 21-year-old singer, songwriter whose journey combines music, faith, and personal trials. He shares how his childhood in a Christian home, his early start in musical theater, and his first experiences in LA shaped his path toward music. Ethan opens up about the profound impact of his mother’s battle with brain cancer, how her unwavering faith helped him find his own relationship with God, and how that season birthed his song *Room 18*, which has touched thousands—including leading a Muslim listener to Christ. He also talks about founding *Shirah Night*, a monthly worship gathering that grew from 20 friends in a living room to nearly 400 young adults, showing Gen Z’s hunger for authentic worship and community.
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In this video, we share real-life stories from our community about moments when people felt prompted by the Holy Spirit to share their faith, even in uncertain or unexpected situations. Through testimonies ranging from praying for strangers to having intentional conversations at work or school, they highlight the importance of obedience over outcomes, reading the room, and finding natural connection points like shared interests before transitioning to deeper topics. The episode emphasises that sharing Jesus is not reserved for the “qualified” but is a natural extension of everyday life, encouraging listeners to step out in faith and share their own stories.
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In this video, we hear from Lachlan Holmes, who shares his journey of faith, ministry, and music through Elevation Church Australia and the worship movement Southland. He talks about the heart behind writing revival anthems, creating songs that serve not only their local church but also the global church by giving believers prayers and declarations to stir faith. Lachlan also shares personal stories, including how a casual conversation on a golf course eventually led a couple to encounter Jesus and commit their lives to Him. The conversation highlights themes of personal revival, authenticity, and the role of music as both prophetic and practical, helping everyday Christians connect their faith to the bigger picture of what God is doing in the world.
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Lachlan Holmes:
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We dive into the challenge of sharing your faith boldly without coming across as pushy or preachy. The hosts of the yesHEis Podcast reflect on real experiences, biblical wisdom, and practical tips to help believers communicate their passion for Jesus with gentleness and respect. Drawing from 1 Peter 3:15 and stories like Fatima’s, we explore four powerful principles: asking questions before giving answers, telling stories instead of preaching sermons, offering invitations rather than impositions, and ultimately trusting the Holy Spirit with the outcome.
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The yesHEis podcast welcomes special guest Jamiee from South Africa, who shares two deeply moving stories: one about creating a thriving faith-based cycling community in Cape Town that naturally attracts non-believers, and another about her brother’s powerful return to Christ after 12 years away. Through humor, vulnerability, and rich storytelling, the episode highlights how living a consistent, faith-filled life without pressure or performance can naturally draw others to Jesus. From WhatsApp cycling invites to long-standing prayer journals, Jamie’s testimony demonstrates that authentic evangelism often starts with ordinary moments and unwavering love.
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Tim and Sam tackle the loaded question, “Are you an evangelist, or simply called to evangelise?” After some lighthearted banter about their absent co-host, they dig into Ephesians 4 and 2 Timothy 4 to clarify that while not everyone carries the formal five-fold gift of “evangelist,” every believer is commissioned to share the gospel. They unpack the Greek verb euangelizō, originally used for heralding victory, announcing regime change, or celebrating new life, and show how these layers perfectly mirror the good news of Jesus. The discussion then turns practical: reflecting on what God is doing in your community, close relationships, and personal walk, “then” and “now” stories. To cultivate authentic, everyday faith conversations.
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