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Voices of Fire - The Ultimate Prophecy & Evangelism Roundup

In this episode, Tina Waldrom shares a recap covering three seasoned ministers about how the prophetic and evangelism go hand in hand. The group breaks down what it means to live a prophetic life—not just for those who carry the title of prophet, but for everyday believers who want to hear God’s voice and follow His lead. They share real-life stories that show how prophetic moments, no matter how small, can spark genuine conversations about faith. The episode encourages listeners to recognise the different ways God speaks to people and to develop the courage to act on what they hear, especially in everyday situations.
The episode also touches on the role of prophets today, explaining that they’re not just there to speak on behalf of God, but to help others hear Him more clearly. Tina highlights the need for the Church to evolve - especially after the changes brought on by COVID-19. Church structures may need to loosen control so that individuals are empowered to step into their calling. This prophecy and evangelism roundup challenges the Church to let go of outdated models and embrace a new season where Spirit-led evangelism is personal, powerful, and led by people willing to listen and respond to God’s voice.
 
In this podcast episode, you will discover that:
The prophetic is one of the five spiritual gifts mentioned in scripture.
Everyone can live a prophetic life, not just those in the office of a prophet.
God speaks differently to different people, and we must recognise our unique ways of hearing.
Hearing God's voice often requires time and a willingness to pause.
Church structures may need to change to empower individuals for outreach.
COVID-19 has forced the church to reconsider its methods and mission.
The new era of the church may require relinquishing control and embracing change.
 
SHORT VIDEO - What is a prophet?
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Discussion Questions
1. What does “prophetic evangelism” mean to you, and how does your understanding align with Scripture?
Read: “For the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.” – Revelation 19:10 “My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me.” – John 10:27
2. Have you experienced the “bubbling forth” of God’s voice or presence that compelled you to act or speak? How did you respond?
Read: “Now to each one the manifestation of the Spirit is given for the common good.” – 1 Corinthians 12:7
 
3. How do you personally hear from God? What kind of learner are you, and how might that inform how God speaks to you?
Read: “In the last days, God says, I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy...” – Acts 2:17
 
4. Are you making space in your daily life to pause, listen, and respond to God’s leading in evangelism?
Read: “Be still, and know that I am God.” – Psalm 46:10“Let us not become weary in doing good...” – Galatians 6:9
 
5. Have you ever obeyed a small nudge from the Holy Spirit (like giving a gift or speaking a word) that opened a door for sharing faith?
Read: “Whether you turn to the right or to the left, your ears will hear a voice behind you, saying, ‘This is the way; walk in it.’” – Isaiah 30:21
6. How do you discern whether a word or impression is from God? What biblical checks or community confirmation do you use?
Read: “Dear friends, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God...” – 1 John 4:1 “Plans fail for lack of counsel, but with many advisers they succeed.” – Proverbs 15:22
 
7. Are you willing to risk obedience even if it feels uncomfortable? How does trusting the Spirit help you overcome fear in evangelism?
Read: “For the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love and self-discipline.” – 2 Timothy 1:7“Perfect love drives out fear.” – 1 John 4:18

How Prophecy and Evangelism Work Together with Tina Waldrom

In this episode, Tina Waldrom explores how prophecy and evangelism work together, showing that they’re not separate or competing gifts, but designed to complement each other. She explains that evangelism isn’t meant to be done alone or in our own strength—it’s something we do in partnership with the Holy Spirit. By learning to listen to God’s voice, we can share our faith in ways that are timely, personal, and deeply meaningful to the people we’re reaching. Tina unpacks how prophecy—when it’s truly biblical—is all about strengthening, encouraging, and comforting others, which fits beautifully alongside the heart of evangelism.
Tina also shares inspiring stories of prophetic evangelism in action, where simple acts of obedience and listening to God led to powerful moments of connection and transformation. She encourages every believer—not just the “spiritually gifted”—to be open to hearing from God as they reach out to others. The episode is a clear call to the church: it’s time to step out with boldness and sensitivity, allowing God to lead our conversations and actions. If you’ve ever wondered how to make your evangelism more Spirit-led and effective, this episode offers both encouragement and practical insight.
 
In this podcast episode, you will discover that:
Evangelism and prophecy are meant to work together.
Listening to the Holy Spirit is crucial in evangelism.
Prophecy is about strengthening, encouraging, and comforting others.
Every Christian can hear God's voice and share it.
Prophetic evangelism makes the gospel personal.
Evangelism without prophecy can feel mechanical.
Prophecy without evangelism can be self-contained.
Together, they reveal a loving and personal God.
And more…
 
SHORT VIDEO - God Still Speaks Are You Listening
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Let My People Go with Vicki Simpson
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How to Hear The Voice of God on Mission with Tania Harris
 
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Discussion Questions
In what ways have you relied on your own efforts when sharing your faith, rather than partnering with the Holy Spirit?
Read: John 16:13 – “But when he, the Spirit of truth, comes, he will guide you into all the truth...”
How do you understand biblical prophecy, and how does this differ from common misconceptions about it?
Read: 1 Corinthians 14:3 – “But the one who prophesies speaks to people for their strengthening, encouraging and comfort.”
When have you sensed a nudge or prompt from God for someone else? What did you do with it?
Read: Acts 8:29-31 – “The Spirit told Philip, ‘Go to that chariot and stay near it.’”
What would it look like for you to regularly ask God, “What are you saying to this person?” in your everyday life?
Read: John 4:29 – “Come, see a man who told me everything I ever did...”
How does prophecy make the Gospel feel more personal and relevant to non-believers?
Read: 1 Corinthians 14:24-25 – “...they will fall down and worship God, exclaiming, ‘God is really among you!’”
Are you willing to break out of traditional church patterns and live a “prophetic evangelism” lifestyle? What holds you back?
Read: Exodus 9:1 – “Let my people go so that they may worship me.”
What step can you take this week to listen more attentively to the Holy Spirit and respond in obedience, even in small ways?
Read: Isaiah 6:8 – “Here I am. Send me!”

Reclaiming Evangelism and Why It Still Matters Today

Why is it so important to hold onto the word "evangelism" within the church? In this episode, Tina Waldrom talks about reclaiming evangelism. Over time, the term has picked up some negative baggage, often misunderstood or linked with pressure-filled or outdated methods. Tina challenges that thinking, reminding listeners that evangelism, at its heart, is simply about sharing good news. She explains that it’s something deeply relational, spiritual, and meant to be lived out in everyday life, not just in formal church settings or special events.
Tina also encourages believers to see evangelism as something we all can do, something that should reflect love, authenticity, and the hope we have in Christ. Rather than ditching the word altogether, she calls for a fresh understanding that fits today’s culture while staying true to its biblical roots. The episode wraps up with a powerful call to action: for Christians to embrace evangelism as a vital and joyful part of following Jesus. If you've ever felt unsure or uneasy about the term, this episode will inspire you to see it in a whole new light.
 
In this podcast episode, you will discover that:
The word evangelism needs to be reclaimed, not abandoned.
Evangelism is about sharing good news, not pressure or performance.
The early church viewed evangelism as a core identity.
Evangelism should be relational and spirit-led.
Cultural awareness is essential in modern evangelism.
We risk losing clarity about our calling if we drop the word evangelism.
Evangelism is for everyone, not just pastors or extroverts.
The Great Commission remains unchanged: go and make disciples.
And more…
 
SHORT VIDEO - Ditch the Script, let the Spirit lead.
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Discussion Questions1. What comes to your mind when you hear the word “evangelism,” and how might your perception need to be reframed?
Read: Romans 10:14-15 — “How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in?... How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!”2. Why is it important to keep the word “evangelism” in the vocabulary and mission of the Church?
Read: 2 Timothy 4:5 — “Do the work of an evangelist, fulfil your ministry.”3. In what ways is evangelism more about relationship than performance?Explore how Jesus customised His approach to different individuals. How can your personal relationships be an avenue for authentic evangelism?
Read:
John 4:7-26 (The Woman at the Well)Mark 10:17-22 (The Rich Young Ruler)John 3:1-21 (Nicodemus)4. What are some misconceptions about evangelism that keep people from sharing their faith?
Read: Mark 1:14-15 — “Repent and believe the good news!”5. How can you share the gospel in Spirit-led, respectful, and culturally sensitive ways today?
Read: Acts 8:29-31 — “The Spirit told Philip, ‘Go to that chariot and stay near it.’”6. Why does removing biblical words like “evangelism” risk weakening the mission of the Church?
Read: Matthew 28:19-20 — “Go and make disciples of all nations…”7. What is one practical step you can take this week to evangelise in your everyday life?
Read: Colossians 4:5-6 — “Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders… Let your conversation be always full of grace…”

How to Become an Evangelist with Andrew Scarborough

In this episode, Tina Waldrom interviews evangelist Andrew Scarborough to talk about how to become an evangelist and what that journey really looks like. Andrew opens up about his personal story—how he stepped into evangelism, the role that good training and strong mentorship played, and the valuable lessons he learned from mistakes along the way. He shares about launching the School of Nations, a training initiative designed to equip future evangelists for the work ahead. Through his honest reflections, Andrew highlights that becoming an evangelist isn’t just about passion - it’s about being prepared, prayerful, and guided by wise leaders.
 
The conversation also digs into the heart of evangelism itself. Andrew explains how strategic outreach, accountability, and a clear sense of calling are vital for long-term impact. He encourages listeners to recognise that evangelism doesn’t always mean standing on a stage - it’s about following God’s call, being intentional, and staying connected to others who can support and sharpen you. Whether you feel called to full-time ministry or just want to be bolder in sharing your faith, this episode offers practical insights and encouragement for anyone wondering how to take the next step in evangelism.
 
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From a young age, Andrew felt a calling to evangelism.
He initially thought he had to work for a church to serve Jesus.
Andrew's clear calling came during a conference in Germany.
He learned that there are no formal jobs for evangelists.
Evangelism looks different for everyone; Andrew prefers strategic outreach.
Training and mentorship are crucial for effective evangelism.
Mistakes in ministry often stem from a lack of accountability.
Faith must be balanced with practical planning in evangelism.
And more…
 
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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
1. How did Andrew Scarborough first recognise his calling to be an evangelist, and what helped confirm that calling for him?
Reflect on how God speaks to us individually about our calling. Have you sensed a personal call to evangelism?Read: Jeremiah 1:5 — “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you…”2. Andrew shared how he initially believed ministry only happened through the local church. Why do you think many Christians have this perception?How does understanding the fivefold ministry help us see evangelism as a distinct and valid calling?Read: Ephesians 4:11-12 — “And He gave some to be apostles, some prophets…some evangelists…”3. What did Andrew’s early days look like in trying to become a full-time evangelist, and what challenges did he face?What steps of faith might God be calling you to take, even if the path ahead is unclear?Read: Proverbs 3:5-6 — “Trust in the Lord with all your heart…”
4. Andrew described himself as a ‘strategic evangelist.’ How does this compare to other styles of evangelism, such as street evangelism?
What is your natural evangelism style—strategic, relational, street-focused, or otherwise?Read: 1 Corinthians 9:22 — “I have become all things to all people so that by all possible means I might save some.”5. What role has formal training and mentorship played in Andrew’s journey as an evangelist?
Are you seeking to grow in knowledge and effectiveness as a witness for Christ? Read: 2 Timothy 2:15 — “Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved…”6. Andrew shared a key mistake early on regarding financial accountability in ministry. What does this teach us about integrity in evangelistic work?How can you personally or as a group ensure your ministry efforts are handled with integrity?Read: 2 Corinthians 8:21 — “For we are taking pains to do what is right, not only in the eyes of the Lord but also in the eyes of man.”7. What did Andrew say about the behind-the-scenes work of evangelism? How does this reshape your view of what an evangelist does?
 Are you willing to embrace both the public and private aspects of serving in evangelism? Read: Colossians 3:23 — “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord…”

Legacy of Leadership: Melinda Dwight’s Journey with Alpha Australia

In this episode, Tina Waldrom chats with Melinda Dwight, who spent 15 years leading Alpha Australia. Melinda shares stories from her leadership journey—the highs, the challenges, and the moments of hope—as she helped Alpha grow across all sorts of church backgrounds. From small beginnings to national reach, she opens up about what it took to build something that connects so many people to faith. She also talks about how important it is to be culturally aware, pray consistently, and listen to what communities really need. These were key parts of the strategy that helped Alpha Australia thrive and remain relevant.
Melinda and Tina also explore how evangelism is changing and why it's so vital to involve the next generation. Melinda encourages young people to step forward with confidence, reminding listeners that people today are more spiritually open than we might think. There's a real hunger for purpose and connection, and that’s where evangelism comes in. Melinda’s passion for seeing lives transformed through Alpha is clear, and she leaves listeners with practical encouragement to stay prayerful, stay open, and keep sharing Jesus in ways that make sense in today’s world.
 
In this podcast episode, you will discover that:
Melinda Dwight led Alpha Australia for 15 years, witnessing extraordinary growth.
The initial vision for Alpha was rooted in unity and evangelism.
Challenges included understanding different church cultures and denominations.
Simplification of the Alpha process was key to its success.
Cultural sensitivity is crucial.
Prayer plays a vital role in leadership and decision-making.
Alpha serves as a tool for discipleship within local churches.
Personal connections in evangelism cannot be overstated.
The next generation has a unique opportunity to fulfil the Great Commission.
And more…
 
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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS1. Why do you think the local church is still God’s plan A for reaching the world?
Discuss why God chooses to use the Church, despite its imperfections, to accomplish His purposes on earth.
Read: Ephesians 3:10 – “His intent was that now, through the church, the manifold wisdom of God should be made known…”2. How can we keep the main thing the main thing in our churches?
Explore how evangelism and discipleship can remain central amidst the many activities and responsibilities churches take on.
Read: Matthew 28:19-20 – The Great Commission3. What does it mean to be a missional church rather than a maintenance-focused church?
Identify differences between a church focused on outreach versus one primarily concerned with internal programmes.Read: Acts 1:8 – “You will be my witnesses… to the ends of the earth.”4. How can every believer rediscover their personal role in the mission of the Church?Consider how individuals can be encouraged and equipped to share the Gospel in their everyday lives.Read: 1 Peter 2:9 – “You are a chosen people… that you may declare the praises of him…”5. In what ways has the Church in your context become distracted, and how can that be corrected?
Discuss signs of distraction and how churches can return to their first love – Jesus and His mission.Read: Revelation 2:4-5 – “You have forsaken the love you had at first…”6. What are some practical ways your local church can renew its focus on evangelism?
Brainstorm actionable steps like training, prayer, community outreach, or personal testimony sharing.Read: Romans 10:14-15 – “How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in?”
7.How can we pray for the Church to be bold and faithful in its mission in these times?
Reflect on the importance of prayer for revival, courage, and fruitfulness in Gospel work.Read: Acts 4:29 – “Now, Lord… enable your servants to speak your word with great boldness.”

How to Get $120,000 in Google Ad Grants for Your Church

In this episode, Tina Waldrom chats with digital expert Steve Fogg about how churches can use technology to reach more people with the good news of Jesus. They focus on a powerful yet often underused resource: Google Ad Grants for Your Church. This grant offers eligible churches and nonprofits up to $120,000 a year in free advertising through Google Ads. Steve shares how he’s helped churches make the most of this opportunity, explaining that when someone searches for hope, answers, or a local church, showing up in those online results can be a key moment in their faith journey. It’s all about being present where people are already looking.
The conversation also dives into how this digital strategy connects directly with evangelism. Tina and Steve remind us that online visibility can lead to real-life connections, community engagement, and lives changed. If your church is passionate about reaching others but unsure how to get started online, this episode offers practical advice, encouragement, and a fresh way to think about sharing your faith in the digital world.
 
In this podcast episode, you will discover:
Churches can access up to $120,000 per year in Google Ads.
Google offers a grant for eligible nonprofits and churches.
The grant provides $329 a day for advertising.
Visibility in Google search is crucial for outreach.
Most search traffic goes to the top three results.
Google Ads can help churches reach seekers online.
Churches can promote services and community programs.
Steve Fogg assists churches in navigating the grant process.
And more…
 
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Why Some People Come to Jesus Quickly—and Others Don’t

In this episode, Tina Waldrom dives into the idea that everyone’s journey to faith looks different. She unpacks why some people come to Jesus quickly, while others take a bit more time. Tina reminds us that evangelism is not a one-size-fits-all process. She explains how we can better understand where someone is on their spiritual journey—and more importantly, how to walk alongside them patiently and with grace. Rather than being discouraged when things move slowly, she encourages us to see every small step as part of the bigger picture.
Tina also shares practical advice for staying motivated when our evangelism efforts don’t bring immediate results. She highlights the importance of consistency, genuine relationships, and celebrating even the smallest spiritual milestones. Evangelism, she says, is often a long-term investment, and it’s vital to stay engaged and hopeful throughout the process. Whether someone comes to Jesus quickly or over many years, our role is to be faithful, kind, and ready to share when the time is right. This episode is a helpful reminder that every journey matters—and that God works in people’s hearts in His own perfect timing.
 
In this podcast episode, you will discover that:
Some people come to faith suddenly, while others take time.
Spiritual progress can be measured using the Engle scale.
Just because someone hasn't converted doesn't mean they're not growing.
Celebrate small wins in the spiritual journey of others.
Trust God's timing in the conversion process.
Focus on movement, not just decisions.
Stay consistent in showing love and care for those you're reaching out to.
Find support and accountability in your evangelism efforts.
Your witness matters, even if you don't see immediate results.
And more…
 
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Discussion Questions
1. Do I truly see conversion as a journey, not just a moment?
How might this understanding reshape your approach to evangelism with friends or family who haven’t yet “made a decision”?
Read: Philippians 1:6 – “He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion...”
2. Am I paying attention to what God is already doing in someone's life, or just looking for a “decision moment”?
What subtle signs of spiritual openness have you seen in the people you're praying for?
Read: John 5:17 – “My Father is always at His work to this very day, and I too am working.”
3. How can I use the Engel Scale or similar tools to recognize and celebrate spiritual progress?
Where do you think someone you care about might be on the journey toward Christ? What movement can you celebrate?
Read: Mark 4:26–28 – “First the stalk, then the head, then the full kernel...”
4. Am I trusting God's timing, or growing impatient with how slowly someone is coming to faith?
How can you lean into God’s timing when you feel discouraged about someone’s spiritual journey?
Read: Ecclesiastes 3:11 – “He has made everything beautiful in its time.”
5. Am I consistent in showing Christ's love, even when I see no immediate results?
What practical steps can you take to stay consistent in loving those who are spiritually distant?
Read: Galatians 6:9 – “Let us not become weary in doing good…”
6. How intentional am I about praying with long-term vision for those I want to see saved?
Read: 1 Thessalonians 5:17 – “Pray without ceasing.”
What specific things can you begin praying over the lives of those you’re trying to reach?
7. Am I walking alone in evangelism, or do I have support and community?
Who could you partner with for encouragement, prayer, and accountability as you continue reaching out to others?
Read: Ecclesiastes 4:9–10 – “Two are better than one…”

Mobilising Women to Heal Community Pain With Letitia Shelton

In this episode, Tina Waldrom chats with Letitia Shelton, founder of City Women Toowoomba, about why it's so important to mobilise women to help address the real pain and struggles happening in their local communities. Letitia shares her own experiences from Toowoomba, Australia, where she’s been working to bring hope and healing by encouraging women to step out and make a difference. She also talks about how this mission has now reached Fiji, showing that when women are empowered and churches work together, real change can happen. Their discussion reminds us that evangelism isn’t just about words—it’s about action, love, and being present in people’s lives.
Tina and Letitia point out that true evangelism means being committed to long-term community transformation, not just trying to boost church attendance numbers. Letitia emphasises that real impact happens when churches unite across denominations and believers stay focused on serving their neighbourhoods for the long haul. It’s not about quick results; it’s about faithfully showing up and building trust over time. Their conversation is a powerful reminder that living out the message of Jesus means rolling up our sleeves and being the hands and feet of Christ wherever we are.
 
In this podcast episode, you will discover that:
Mobilising women into the community pain is essential.
Unity among churches can lead to a greater impact.
Women often feel the heart of their community.
Community transformation requires long-term commitment.
Listening to the community is crucial for effective outreach.
Success in ministry should be measured by community health.
The gospel applies to all areas of life, not just the church.
Engaging with non-Christians can enhance church relevance.
Taking risks can lead to significant ministry outcomes.
And more…
 
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Discussion Questions
1) Jesus went first to the broken and hurting. Are you personally aware of the "pain points" in your own community?
How can you better position yourself to see and respond to them?📖 Read: Luke 4:18-19 — “He has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor…to set the oppressed free.”
2) Letitia spoke about the beauty and power of unity among believers. In what ways could greater unity across different churches in your city or town lead to greater evangelistic impact?
📖 Read: John 17:21 — “That all of them may be one…then the world will know that you sent me…”
3) How has God uniquely gifted you to reach people? Are you currently using your gifts in ways that reflect God's heart for the hurting?
📖 Read: 1 Peter 4:10 — “Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others…”
4) Letitia challenged believers to think beyond building churches to building cities. How does your current view of "evangelism" need to shift to include loving and serving your wider community?📖 Read: Jeremiah 29:7 — “Seek the peace and prosperity of the city to which I have carried you…”
 
5) Fear of failure often stops believers from stepping out. What area of ministry or outreach has God been nudging you toward, but you have been hesitant to start?
📖 Read: Joshua 1:9 — “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged…”
6) Letitia emphasised that evangelism is not "one size fits all" — it's about releasing the unique passions of each believer. What passion or cause stirs your heart that could become an avenue for gospel influence?📖 Read: Ephesians 2:10 — “For we are God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works…”
 
7) In Fiji, despite many churches, pain and injustice persist. How can we as believers ensure that our faith leads to genuine transformation, both personally and in society?
📖 Read: James 2:17 — “Faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead.”

Gospel Ministry in Aged Care and Dementia with Ben Boland

In this episode, Tina Waldrom sits down with Ben Boland, a seasoned chaplain in aged care, to talk about a topic that many people overlook—how to share faith with older adults, especially those living with dementia. Ben opens up about the challenges that come with ministering in this space, but also the deep joy and purpose it brings. He explains how evangelism in aged care looks different from other settings—it’s not about long sermons or deep theology, but about showing up with love, being present, and offering moments of spiritual connection, even with those who may not respond in the usual ways.
Ben Boland highlights that just because someone is living with dementia doesn’t mean their spiritual life is gone. He shares touching examples of how prayer, music, and simple gestures can still spark connection and peace in profound ways. This conversation reminds us that older adults are not forgotten or less valuable in God’s eyes—they’re deeply loved and still capable of engaging with faith. For anyone wondering how to care spiritually for aging loved ones or minister within aged care, this episode offers both encouragement and practical steps to bring the hope of Jesus into this often-quiet mission field of evangelism.
 
In this podcast episode, you will discover that:
Dementia is a complex condition with many forms.
Spiritual conversations are vital for older adults.
Faith can exist even in those with cognitive decline.
Prayer is essential for effective ministry.
Engagement with nonverbal residents is crucial.
Self-care is a significant challenge for caregivers.
Older individuals are created in God's image and are priceless.
The Gospel transcends cognitive ability.
And more…
 
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Discussion Questions
1. How do we view the spiritual value of older people and those living with dementia? Ben reminded us that people with dementia are “created in God’s image and so loved that God died for them.” Do we believe this truth, or are we unconsciously assigning lesser value to those with cognitive decline?
Read: Genesis 1:27, Psalm 139:14, Isaiah 46:4
2. What prevents us from ministering to or visiting people with dementia?
Ben contrasted how people flocked to visit his dying mother, yet abandoned his father with dementia. He said, “If we’re only visiting for what we get out of it, then our Christian love needs some pretty hard work.”
Read: Matthew 25:40, James 1:27
 
3. How can we share the Gospel when memory and cognition are impaired?
Ben stressed that “The Spirit works beyond cognition.” Evangelism isn’t dependent on someone’s mental sharpness—it’s a spiritual encounter.
Read: 1 Corinthians 2:4-5, Romans 8:26-27
4. Are we relying on God’s power or our own when doing ministry?
Ben said, “Prayer is what powers our ministry. It’s not about your great podcasting ability or my chaplaincy skills. It’s about God and His power.”
Read: Zechariah 4:6, John 15:5
 
5. Why might people in aged care be more spiritually open than younger people?
Ben explained that aged care residents have let go of the idols of youth—beauty, career, power—and know they are nearing the end of life.
 Read: Ecclesiastes 3:11, Hebrews 9:27, Philippians 3:8
6. How do we define and express the Gospel in relational, not just intellectual, ways?
Ben said, “If we reduce a person to their brain, or theology to a thought process, we’ve reduced the gospel.”
Read: 1 John 3:18, Colossians 4:6, 1 Corinthians 13:1-2
7. What can you do today to bring Christ's presence into aged care spaces?
Is there someone elderly you can pray for, visit, write to, or support this week? How might God be calling you to evangelise in this overlooked mission field?
Read: Matthew 28:19-20, Galatians 6:2, Proverbs 31:8
 

Living in Miracles - The Life and Ministry of Evangelist Tim Hall

In this episode, Tina Waldrom interviews Tim Hall opens up about his powerful journey from a troubled past to becoming one of Australia’s well-known evangelists. He shares honest and inspiring stories from his 50 years in ministry—highlighting not just the victories, but also the challenges he's faced along the way. From dramatic supernatural encounters to witnessing undeniable miracles, Tim gives listeners a front-row seat to the highs and lows of walking with God. His testimony is full of real-life moments that show how God can transform anyone and use their life for a greater purpose.
More than just sharing stories, Tim Hall offers practical encouragement for those passionate about evangelism. He talks about the role of prayer and fasting in staying close to God and being spiritually prepared to minister to others. Whether you're just starting out in ministry or have been sharing your faith for years, Tim's insights are a reminder that it's not about having it all together—it’s about trusting God daily. His heart for people, boldness in proclaiming the gospel, and lessons from a lifetime of faith-filled service make this episode a must-listen for anyone eager to grow in their own evangelistic journey.
 
 
In this podcast episode, you will discover that:
Tim Hall has been a prominent evangelist for 50 years.
Miracles often follow a deep commitment to prayer and fasting.
Tim witnessed numerous healings and even raised the dead.
Challenges in ministry can lead to profound personal growth.
A personal relationship with God is essential for effective ministry.
Tim emphasises the importance of prayer in his daily life.
He has faced significant personal challenges, including a broken marriage.
The highs and lows of ministry shape one's character and faith.
And more…
 
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Discussion Questions for Small Groups
1. How has your personal encounter with darkness or brokenness revealed your need for Jesus?Tim Hall spoke of his life before Christ—drinking, chasing girls, spiritual darkness, and a terrifying demonic encounter that opened his eyes to the reality of the supernatural and his need for God.
Read: “For he has rescued us from the dominion of darkness and brought us into the kingdom of the Son he loves.” – Colossians 1:13
2. What role does deliverance and personal transformation play in your witness to others?
Tim described the miracle of his own deliverance when he came to Christ—a foundational moment for his evangelistic call.
Read: “They triumphed over him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony.” – Revelation 12:11a
 
3. How hungry are you for the power and presence of God in your life and ministry?
Tim pursued God with intense fasting and prayer, not wanting to be an ordinary Christian but a carrier of the Spirit’s power.
Read: “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.” – Matthew 5:6
4. What do miracles reveal about God’s love and desire to reach people?From teeth being miraculously healed to arms restored and the dead raised, Tim’s stories demonstrate God’s desire to show Himself real.
Read: “And the multitudes with one accord heeded the things spoken by Philip, hearing and seeing the miracles which he did.” – Acts 8:6
5. Are you willing to step out in faith even when you feel unqualified or afraid?Tim shared moments of deep fear and inexperience, yet he obeyed and saw God move when he simply preached Jesus.
Read: “My message and my preaching were not with wise and persuasive words, but with a demonstration of the Spirit’s power.” – 1 Corinthians 2:4
6. How do you stay expectant for God to move—even in the ordinary?
Tim mentioned that many miracles were a surprise—even to him—highlighting the importance of staying open to God’s sudden movements.
Read: “Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine…” – Ephesians 3:20
7. What challenges have tried to silence or sideline your evangelism—and how has God sustained you?
Tim was transparent about the pain of his broken marriage and spiritual attacks. Yet God restored and continued to use him.Read: “We are hard pressed on every side, but not crushed... struck down, but not destroyed.” – 2 Corinthians 4:8-9