Ministry requests for 2025 are coming in. Let the tribes unite. Is there not a cause? (1 Sam 17:29)

Please check my Itinerary page to see where I am ministering in the next couple of months. I will keep my website updated. freedomhasavoice.com.au/itinerary

If you would like me to minister at your church or event, please use the booking form on the page or send an email and we can pray into it. 🙏🌾🇦🇺🔥

Jesus said, “I tell you, lift up your eyes and look at the fields, for they are ripe for harvest.” John 4:35

Goodbyes are never easy. I love this young man to bits. To say I’m a proud father is an understatement. I have committed Charles into the hands of our Lord Jesus Christ, whom we both love and serve. Go well, young man. May His Spirit lead you always. 🔥

North Queensland statesman in the faith, Darryl Roos, welcomed Charles and I with open arms today at Abundant Life Centre, Mareeba. He seated us on the front row and took us both to lunch with other leaders.

It was wonderful today to experience the presence of God and rich fellowship with other believers, with whom we made an instant connection.

God is good. His house is a refuge and oasis throughout the earth. Psalm 27:1 🔥

What vomit! ?

From Sean Feucht: “We were all cringing in the room along with the President with how outrageous this was! This is not a church and she is not a pastor. Time to ditch this tradition of attending this place during the inauguration. Who’s with me?”

Wake up people. ?

I am ministering at Transformation Church in Gladstone, Queensland on 2 February.

Spread the word. ???

On Friday I saw this large poster displayed in the back window of a car parked in Browns Plains, south of Brisbane. ??

I believe it is a portrait of warrior and jihadist, Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib (559-661 AD) holding the Zulfiqar—a mystical sword and “holy weapon of justice.”

Is the display of such a poster consistent with the Aussie values of tolerance and a fair go and religious freedom or rather does it speak of failed multiculturalism and mismanaged immigration, resulting in the undermining of treasured western democratic principles and traditions?

What is expected of people who migrate to Australia to make a new life free from violence and ancient disputes? What kind of screening and balance considerations do our federal government undertake when welcoming migrants and refugees.

These are fair questions to ask at a time when hate crimes are on the increase in Australia, particularly targeting Jewish Australians. Surely the answer to such crimes is not to indiscriminately undermine freedom of speech in this nation and trash our time-honoured western democratic tenets and traditions.

So what is the answer to the growing sense of fear, instability, and uncertainty being felt by Aussies at this time, most starkly by Jewish Australians.

I’m not sure what the writing means on this poster. A translation is not offered. Should Australians feel uneasy seeing this poster? Maybe it heralds a message of peace? Maybe it heralds a message completely unwelcome in our fair nation? Perhaps someone can translate it?

Australia is a nation made up of migrants from diverse backgrounds and our indigenous brothers and sisters. We’ve had something special going for a long time. Working together, for more than 120 years, we have forged a unified, enterprising, and cohesive nation that offers mateship, tolerance, religious freedom, and ‘a fair go’ to all. For a long time our Aussie spirit and mateship and ‘fair go’ culture has been the envy of the world. No wonder we attract so many people looking to start a new life far away from regions plagued with terror and religious and political violence.

As a father of five children, who have been raised with our precious Aussie values, it breaks my heart to see our social fabric now being torn apart and people in this nation living in fear.

I pray our next federal government—and we as a nation—have the good sense and moral courage to recalibrate our direction, assess our immigration levels and balance, and strengthen the things that remain, for the sake of our children and future generations.