Ask Me About Jesus

Ask Me About Jesus is a podcast confronting the most important question in history: Who is He? Hosted by Jesse Felly, this series features conversations with leaders who are rooted in Jesus - unpacking His identity, His message, and why He still changes everything. Filmed at Worship School, Season One is a call to know Him, follow Him, and speak about Him with boldness.

Ask Me About Jesus is a religion podcast hosted by Bethel Music, with 14 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Bethel Music hosts Ask Me About Jesus, a religion show with 14 episodes published.

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  Episode #14

  You Can't Crucify Yourself w/ Lyle Phillips

  Aug 18, 202638 minS1

  Lyle Phillips shares his journey from a farming town of 600 in Kentucky to rescuing children from trafficking in India, and finally to becoming what he calls the most reluctant church planter you'll ever meet, at Legacy in East Nashville. He explains why he still believes in the Western church even as culture seeps into it, how he uses tools like AI without fear, and why church hurt is so often unforgiveness toward a person rather than a problem with the church itself. Together with Jesse, Lyle explores the emerging three-stream wineskin of word and Spirit, plundering the Egyptians by staying humble enough to learn from anyone, and going to the church you're called to rather than the one you're merely comfortable in.

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  Episode #13

  How God Set Me Free from Fear and Anxiety w/ Elle Limebear

  Aug 11, 202636 minS1

  In this honest conversation, Elle Limebear shares how she spent years living in fear without even realizing it, until God revealed just how much it had quietly stolen from her. She traces the long road to freedom: writing down everything fear had taken, letting worship wash over her on the days she couldn't get off the floor, and learning she needed other people to walk it with her. It's a freeing reminder to be honest about anxiety and vulnerability, and that the Spirit within us is far stronger than the spirit of fear.

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  Episode #11

  The Goodness of God Through a Lifetime of Following Jesus w/ Bill Johnson

  Jul 28, 202651 minS1

  Bill Johnson, senior leader of Bethel Church, reflects on a lifetime of following Jesus, from catching fire at nineteen to helping train twenty thousand students and shaping the worship movement that became Bethel Music. He points to the goodness of God as the cornerstone of his theology, even in the moment his family raised their hands and gave thanks as his wife of forty-nine years took her last breath, and why he'd rather have a Person than an answer. Through his story, Bill reminds us how to stay hungry for God across decades, why he studies Scripture for himself rather than to preach, and that you never fall off a cliff if you simply refuse to go near the edge.

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  Episode #10

  The Hidden Season That Taught Me to Trust w/ Hannah Waters

  Jul 21, 202639 minS1

  In this episode, Hannah Waters shares her journey from a small town in England to nearly a decade at Bethel, where she's now a worship pastor and a newly signed Bethel Music artist. She gets vulnerable about not making the worship team her first year of ministry school, the hidden season that exposed how little she actually trusted God, and learning to lead from dependence rather than skill. This episode is an invitation to break the fear of man, to build worship culture on love rather than rules, and to get under the spout of God's love until you believe your way into behaving.

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  Episode #9

  Everyone Else Is Taken, So Be Who God Made You w/ Israel Houghton

  Jul 14, 202629 minS1

  Israel Houghton shares his journey from an against-all-odds beginning, born to a teenage mom a stranger met on a street corner and pointed to Jesus, to leading New Breed for twenty-five years. He recalls being a black kid in a white family in a Hispanic church and how that shaped his heart for diversity, the day a pastor threw him onto the drums and later handed him the microphone, and the slow drift from "I get to lead worship" into "I got to" that he's spent years guarding against. It all comes down to a simple conviction: Sunday morning was never meant to be about the worship leader, and since everyone else is taken, the bravest thing you can do is fully be who God made you.

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