Today we’re joined by Destiny Deas, who brings a powerful word from Acts chapter 1. She unpacks how the disciples, though close to Jesus, limited what He could do because they only understood life through what they already knew. But Jesus was calling them to something greater — to wait for what they hadn’t yet experienced… the new impossible.

In this episode, Destiny challenges us to step beyond our comfort zones, to not let what we know become the ceiling of what God can do, and to posture ourselves — like the disciples — to receive the power of the Holy Spirit that changes everything.

So get ready — this message will stretch your faith and open your eyes to the God who is always doing something new.

On today’s episode of the Apostolos Podcast, we’re honored to welcome Philip and Destiny Deas — a dynamic couple whose lives reflect the power of living abundantly in every area. Grounded in deep faith, wise stewardship of finances, strong family values, and a commitment to health, they embody what it means to live a wholistic Kingdom life. What makes their story especially powerful is how they’ve woven these principles into the way they raise their children — creating a family culture marked by faith, purpose, and flourishing. Whether you’re leading a church, building a business, or simply pursuing growth, this conversation will inspire you to build a life and legacy that lasts.

💬 Being an Introvert Isn’t an Excuse — It’s an Opportunity

Let’s be real: being an introvert isn’t a flaw. It’s how God wired you — thoughtful, observant, deep-thinking, and sensitive to others. But here’s the truth we can’t ignore:

👉 Being an introvert is not an excuse to stay silent when God calls you to speak.

Yes, crowds might drain you. Conversations might take energy. And yes, you probably prefer deep one-on-one talks over small talk and stage lights. But obedience to God isn’t based on personality — it’s based on surrender.

Moses tried the same excuse: “I’m not good with words.” And yet, God still called him. And He still used him — not despite their limitations, but through them.

🚫 So no, introversion isn’t your permission slip to sit out on the Great Commission.

✅ It’s your unique platform to reach people in ways others can’t — with quiet courage, patient listening, and personal depth.

Apostolos - Understanding Gen Z: A Conversation with Josh Wellbourne

Join Seiya and Christian, passionate young men dedicated to reaching Japan’s youth with hope and purpose. Every year, their inspiring camp draws over 180 young people, where hearts are touched, lives are transformed, and a powerful call to ministry is born. Through heartfelt stories, testimonies, and practical insights, Apostolos dives into the incredible journey of faith, community, and calling that’s changing a generation in Japan. Whether you’re a young person seeking direction or someone who believes in the power of ministry, this podcast will uplift and inspire you to be part of something greater.

Apostolos - Young, Called, and Ready: Aleiah Visoria’s Mission to Bohol

Today we’re joined by Francine Cabbab, who recently led a short-term missions team to Surrey, Canada. What unfolded there was nothing short of powerful. Francine shares stories of drug addicts healed and set free, youth encountering Jesus in a life-changing way, and children discovering their God-given purpose. Her journey reminds us that when God’s presence shows up, lives are transformed—from the streets to the next generation.

Apostolos - Reaching the Nations in London: the Raymond Billimon Story

In this episode, we sit down with Macy Massey, who led the short-term mission team to Bohol, Philippines. Under her leadership, the team not only shared the Gospel and saw many come to faith in Jesus, but they also witnessed powerful demonstrations of God’s presence—miracles, healings, and moments that can only be explained by the Holy Spirit moving. Macy shares stories of transformation, both in the lives of those they ministered to and within the team itself, reminding us that when we step out in obedience, God shows up in ways beyond what we could imagine.

Karen Tam first came to the Shelter to help with simple administrative work as a volunteer. But as she gave her time, God gave her a bigger vision. He put it on her heart to pour into the children who live at the Shelter, and week after week she’s been faithfully ministering to them.

Karen has not only brought consistency and joy to these kids’ lives, she’s also had the privilege of witnessing incredible stories of transformation—including a mother who arrived at the Shelter in need and eventually found the home of her dreams.

Karen’s journey shows us how God can take a willing heart and multiply it into something that changes lives. She’s proof that every season of life can be fruitful when we say ‘yes’ to Him.