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Australia needs God’s mercy and that He would give us what we don’t deserve: a fresh outpouring of God’s Spirit, leaders who truly honour God, and a turning of the tide towards Him.

Today we celebrate the historic National Day of Repentance, believing God for an Elijah miracle for Australia.

To summon the Church to push past unbelief to unwavering faith, kneeling before the resurrected Messiah in earnest, righteous prayer for repentance for ourselves and Australia.

Let us pray for a godly and righteous outcome to this election, knowing that only the Lord is God, and He has good and wise desires for this nation.

Let us deepen our reverence for the sinless sacrifice of the Lord Jesus Christ, and out of that gratitude, realign, repent and return to our first love: extravagantly loving Him with all our being.

We, the Church, must ‘stand together’ in righteousness and unity and cry out “Mercy” for our nation.

When we surrender to the truth of Jesus’ finished work on the cross, this makes everything else possible. That’s what fuels real kingdom work.

We can overcome fear by focusing on God’s divine strategy even when we feel outnumbered – just as Gideon did.

Change is possible. God calls us to transformation through His power and promises. This call is to us as individuals and also extends to nations.

The Lord is calling the Church to stand in the gap and intercede for Australia. Let us answer the call.

God has used others to spiritually invest in you so that you can spiritually invest in others, and pass the baton of faith onto the next generation.

Will we love and intercede for those who are spiritually dead? Will we labour in prayer and discipleship so that others may arise into the life Christ offers?

God has given each believer spiritual gifts — our responsibility is to fan into flame the gifts He has given us and use them for the benefit of all.

This world is not our home. Our ultimate comfort, joy, and rest are found in eternity with Christ.

When we live with eternity in view, our actions today take on a profoundly deeper purpose.

The Old Covenant was glorious, but the New Covenant in Christ is far greater, bringing true salvation and transformation.

Living with integrity means aligning our private and public lives with our profession of faith in Christ.

The lesson from King Solomon's life and from our own experience is that worldly pleasures cannot satisfy our deepest longings. Only God can provide true and lasting fulfilment.

Even when God seems distant or silent, He is actively working to fulfill His promises and purposes in your life.

We are called to be passionate heralds of hope, people who encourage others to believe that healing is possible in the face of impossible circumstances.