Ask Me About Jesus

Kristene DiMarco shares her journey from leading worship as a teenager in a prayer movement to writing and leading at Bethel Music, including the hardest season of her life, when God moved from an idea she'd inherited to a friend she actually encountered. She opens up about writing songs that "co-write with heaven," finding your calling in your tears, the slow surrender of needing to be right, and a recent year of grief that taught her what it means to simply stay. Through her story, Kristene reminds us that God can smooth our hard edges the way a river smooths a stone, until He, not us, is the one people see.

In this episode, Noah Harrison shares his journey from Michigan to New York, planting roots in a growing church community while balancing life as a worship pastor, songwriter, and artist. Noah opens up about the importance of the local church in an increasingly digital world, the values that shape healthy worship culture, and why excellence, community, and authenticity must work hand in hand. Together, Noah and Jesse explore identity, leadership, and the freedom that comes from knowing you are loved by God — not because of what you do, but simply because you are His.

In this honest conversation, Lisa Harper reflects on how years of striving, shame, and religious performance kept her from fully experiencing the love and grace of God, despite spending decades in ministry. She opens up about childhood wounds, discovering intimacy with Jesus through Scripture, and the ongoing process of learning to rest in grace rather than trying to earn it through good behavior or spiritual achievement. The episode is a powerful encouragement for believers to pursue authentic community, embrace vulnerability, and lean into God’s unconditional love with the trust of a child rather than the pressure of performance.

Jenn Johnson shares how a life with Jesus is built through simple obedience, childlike faith, and learning to hear His voice. Through personal stories and honest reflection, she reminds us that worship is more than music—it’s how we live. This episode will inspire you to know Him more and respond to His voice with boldness.

David Funk shares his journey from worshiping in a friend’s basement as a teenager to becoming a worship leader and songwriter at Bethel Music. In this conversation, he reflects on discovering a personal relationship with God beyond inherited faith, staying rooted in the local church, and navigating calling in a world full of endless options.Through his story, David reminds us that following Jesus is often simpler than we make it: keep saying yes, stay faithful where you are, and keep your heart pointed toward Him.