John Anderson is the former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia. He recently spoke at the Lord Mayors prayer Breakfast in Brisbane. In this History making speech, John speaks about revival in China and Africa, and the need for Revival in Australia.
Read MoreCampbell Newman is the Lord Mayor of Brisbane. Campbell and his wife Lisa share about the importance of their annual prayer breakfast, the Combined churches “Yes We Care” Program to reach out to the poor and for the first time publicly Campbell Newman shares about how his Christian values are his bedrock and his compass in life.
Read MoreAndrew Evans is the former leader of the Australian Christian Churches, and founder of the Family First Party. He was awarded the Order of Australia Medal in 2003. Hear how humble beginnings in India prepared Andrew for the amazing church growth he saw in Adelaide, and making history in the Australian political landscape.
Read MoreBrigadier Jim Wallace is the Managing Director of the Australian Christian Lobby and a Member of the Order of Australia for his services to counter-terrorism. Jim talks about his career in the SAS and the hottest issues in politics today.
Read MoreWendy Francis has been involved with Samaritan’s Purse, running nationally televised Christmas Carols, raising three kids, supporting her husband in pastoral work, and now she’s trying her hand at politics with her spare time.
Read MoreGeoffrey Bullock is the QLD State officer for Family voice Australia. He is passionate about promoting family values in the political arena, in this interview we tackle the topic of the Australian Abortion laws.
Read MoreJim Wallace is a former SAS commando who now leads the Australian Christian Lobby in Canberra. Jim is a great Aussie bloke, who shares some great history making stories.
Read MoreRob is a purpose driven man. With a heart for Christian radio, politics, and business, Rob shares his story of success.
Read MoreCEO of World Vision. We talk about Australia’s response to the Tsunami disaster, and why he hasn’t re-entered politics… yet.
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