Can you be a secret disciple?
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Can you be a secret disciple of Jesus?
Is faith meant to stay private, or should it be shared openly?
Jesus calls us to 'make disciples of all nations' but what about believers who risk losing relationships, jobs, or even their lives for following Jesus publicly?
Ruth Weller is a Christian leader, speaker and digital missionary based in Scotland and she joined Premier's Carlton Baxter to chat about stepping out in boldness when it comes to sharing our faith.
Released on 7 May 2026
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