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In recent weeks, I’ve been asking the Lord to make my witness more effective. My heart longs for greater boldness in sharing Jesus with those who don’t yet know Him.

The partnership between evangelists and the churches in bringing in the harvest of souls is often overlooked. And it's to our great detriment.

I have never seen anything like it in Australia. Revival is breaking forth as many come to faith in response to soul winners' clear presentation of the gospel.

We can’t change the past. But we can release ourselves from it and move forward in peace and unity through the only solution given to us: Yeshua's blood.

By unpacking the prophetic meaning of Shavuot, we see it’s more than a feast — it’s a Holy Spirit invitation to rise as labourers in God’s great end-time harvest of souls.

There is power in spoken blessings. Let's speak life, releasing God’s goodness, into our daily interactions, and so walk in the Way of Blessing.

There is nothing more attractive to the world than when Christians love one another, as Jesus loved us.

God’s strength is more than enough to cover our weakness.

I dove headfirst into yoga, Hindu scriptures, mysticism, and Buddhism, seeking truth and peace. But God led me out of New Age beliefs and into His glorious light!

An important role of the Holy Spirit in the Christian life is to enlighten the mind and guide it to the truth.

As we turn our eyes upon Jesus, everything around us falls into its proper perspective. The focus of our hope becomes clear – the Lord Jesus Christ. He is the hope Australians need to hear about.

The Church cannot remain asleep. The Lord is urgently calling us to arise and walk in His ways. Will we answer?

We must trust in God’s all-encompassing power, wisdom, and guidance as we pray for those who do not yet know Him.

Let's draw near to the broken-hearted and hurting, reminding them of God’s closeness and His deep love and desire for them to come to Him.

God calls us to forget “the former things”. We must not dwell on the past. Instead, we should look forward to “the new thing” the Lord has promised us.

The Israelite spies sent to scout out the promised land had a fearful, crippling 'grasshopper' mindset. To reap an abundant harvest of people for God, we must reject this small-mindedness and fortify ourselves with courage and conviction.

In the battles for those He loves, let us have joy, pray, and give thanks to God for who He is and that He is answering our prayers. As we do this, He will direct us as we reach out to those around us.

We can ask for more boldness. We can receive fresh power. The same Holy Spirit who filled the early Christians, empowering them to speak boldly, still moves today.

National Forgiveness Week began with a small Aboriginal community choosing grace over revenge — and now it's becoming a powerful force for healing and unity across Australia, Fiji, Vanuatu, and beyond.

Following Jesus' example, let's limit ourselves in loving, humble submission and go into all the earth.