You didn’t ask for this. You didn’t vote yourself in. But somehow, you’re still the one marked for the mission.

In this episode, the Benjamins unpack the mystery of being chosen when you didn’t raise your hand and what it means to say yes to a calling that found you first.

Truth be told… you didn’t choose this path, but you were never meant to sit on the sidelines.

In a culture where opinions are loud and pressures are constant, the freedom to choose whom you will serve has never been more important. In this episode of Truth Be Told, Darwin and Yolanda Benjamin talk about the gift of free will and the responsibility that comes with it.

They share personal stories of raising children, leading by example, and resisting the urge to force faith on anyone. Instead, they reveal how love, patience, and consistent living can speak louder than any argument. This is a conversation about trusting God with the hearts of those you love and standing firm in your own commitment to Him.

If you have ever struggled with watching someone you care about walk away from faith or if you have wondered how to influence without control, this episode will encourage you to keep choosing Jesus daily and let your life be the loudest voice in the room.

Truth be told… love is the most persuasive voice you have.

When the noise of religion drowns out the sound of grace, and the people who should protect you end up wounding you—what do you do? In this candid episode, Darwin and Yolanda Benjamin open up about the pain of church betrayal, family tension, and the spiritual confusion that followed.

But this isn’t just a story of hurt—it’s a story of how the voice of Jesus cuts through all of it. They share the moments when God’s presence became undeniable, when His Word exposed what tradition tried to cover, and when truth showed up louder than every lie.

From learning how to let go of offense, to recognizing when God is using confrontation to spark transformation, this conversation is raw, healing, and full of perspective for anyone struggling with trust, leadership, or forgiveness.

Truth be told… when people fail you, Jesus never will.

It’s not about being polished—it’s about being present. In this episode, Darwin and Yolanda Benjamin share how the power of the gospel comes alive in ordinary moments with ordinary people. From a road rage encounter that turned into a roadside salvation to leading a stranger to Christ at a department store, this conversation is full of real-life stories that prove evangelism isn’t just for pulpits. It’s for parking lots, break rooms, hotel lobbies, and everywhere in between.

They break down the fear that stops many believers from speaking up and offer a refreshing reminder that you don’t need perfect words or perfect timing—just a heart full of love and a willingness to obey. This is for anyone who’s ever asked how to lead someone to Jesus or wondered if they were bold enough to try.

Darwin explains the simple questions he asks strangers, how the Holy Spirit gives language in the moment, and why soul-winning isn’t a formula. It’s a lifestyle. Yolanda opens up about wanting to grow in boldness and how evangelism isn’t about guilt. It’s about love in action.

If you’ve ever been afraid to speak up or felt unqualified to share your faith, this episode will stir your spirit and challenge your comfort zone.

Truth be told… it doesn’t take a preacher to preach Jesus. Just someone willing to love boldly.

In this episode of Truth Be Told, Darwin and Yolanda Benjamin wrestle with a powerful question: What if the healing, the breakthrough, the assignment… was never meant for the crowd, but for the one?

Yolanda shares the raw emotions of leading a post-abortion healing class that almost didn’t happen—because only one woman showed up. But what unfolded next was nothing short of holy. Darwin opens up about a divine encounter at a local oil change spot that turned into an undeniable moment of God’s presence. And together, they testify to the God who orchestrates every detail, redeems every mistake, and never wastes our obedience.

This episode is for anyone who’s ever questioned whether their small yes matters.

Truth be told… if Heaven rejoices over one, maybe that’s the only number that ever mattered.

What if the moment that broke you was also the moment God called you?

In this deeply moving episode of Truth Be Told, Darwin and Yolanda Benjamin share the heartbreaking story of their daughter Natasha—born with severe complications after years of addiction, trauma, and spiritual blindness. She lived only five days. But in those five days, everything changed.

Darwin recounts the weight of guilt, the sobering clarity of holding his child as she passed, and the supernatural moment that marked the beginning of his calling. From the drug-filled hospital room to a promise of redemption, this is a story of purpose rising out of unimaginable pain.

They also reveal a powerful testimony of healing for their son, and what it means to stand in spiritual authority as parents—even in the face of sickness and fear.

Truth be told… God doesn’t waste pain. He uses it to awaken purpose.

What if God isn’t waiting for you to get it together—because He already came for you at your worst?

In this gripping episode of Truth Be Told, Darwin Benjamin shares the raw, unfiltered truth of his salvation story. From addiction, abortion, and pride to the night Jesus broke through the chaos—Darwin holds nothing back. No pretending. No religious performance. Just the relentless grace of a God who refused to leave him broken.

Alongside Yolanda, they expose the lie that says you have to clean yourself up before you’re worthy of love or redemption. Because the truth is—Jesus didn’t wait for them to look the part. He came right into their mess.

Truth be told… God doesn’t need your performance—He wants your surrender.

Behind every smile was a secret. Behind every high, a hurt they couldn’t shake. In this honest episode, Darwin and Yolanda Benjamin tell the story of how abortion and addiction left them broken—and how the relentless love of God put the pieces back together.

It’s not just about what they did—it’s about who God is. A healer, a restorer, and the one who never gave up on them.

Truth be told… there’s no mess too big for mercy.