Joe Weller says Jesus best thing that's happened to him. Is he for real?

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Popular YouTuber Joe Weller has posted a series of videos about his newfound faith — but is he being genuine? And why is he so visibly emotional?

Esther spoke to Jo Frost, Executive Director at OCCA, and street evangelist Samuel Stark about why they’re rejoicing over Weller’s testimony, what he’d be wise to keep between himself and God, and how we can support those discovering faith in the public eye.

Released on 24 Jun 2026

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