Jesse Fellingham talking God online and on the street
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Evangelist Jesse Fellingham knows Gen Z is hungry for answers about God.
Jesse felt God speak to him when he was just eight-years-old. Now at 20 he's made a name for himself on The Way a Christian YouTube Channel which sees the young musician stop people on the street and ask them questions about life, faith and God.
As a teen he had typical questions about his own identify and wanting to fit in but admits his strong Christian upbringing was fertile ground for what he does now. His parents are musicians and worship leaders Lou and Nathan Fellingham who together and apart have written and recorded Christian music for two decades.
Now, with a strong presence on social media, people are following Jesse.
On today's podcast we'll hear what he thinks about the term 'Christian celebrity', how social media is a double-edged sword and what he thinks his generation needs when talking about Jesus.
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Released on 4 Oct 2024
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