Dr Joanna Howe delivers a powerful call for Christians to confront the brutality of late-term abortion and demand political accountability. Sharing personal experiences, legislative insights, and harrowing details of current practices, she urges believers to act with courage — lobbying MPs, attending rallies, and refusing complacency — to protect vulnerable babies and drive urgent change.
Episode 1: How to vote like a Christian
“What every pulpit should preach before every election” | Dave Pellowe introduces the conference preparing South Australian Christians for a state election, and then preaches a sermon designed to be so biblical and yet still practical that even the most politically-averse congregations can be helped and not hurt by it – as long as they have a basic willingness to be discipled by the Word of God.
Episode 5: Making Disciples of The Nations
Dave Pellowe argues that Christians must engage with politics, not shy away from it, because faith inevitably intersects with public life. He outlines key battlegrounds — from “woke” ideology and conversion-therapy laws to religious freedom erosion and state paternalism — and uses the example of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego to remind believers that loyalty to Christ may require standing firm in culture.
Panel Q&A
Manuscript [Lucy] "Is He, is He a man?" [Mr Beaver] "Aslan, a man … Certainly not! I tell you He is King of the wood. Why, don’t you know who is the King of beasts?" [Lucy] "You mean … a lion?" [Mr Beaver] "Certainly. The Lion. The Great Lion." [Lucy] "I should feel...
We absolutely have to turn this around
It’s a big shock to see how far our nation has progressed on the Left agenda; how aggressive the push has become. We have to just work together to get this done from the grassroots right up into us working directly into Parliament.
Responding to WA’s Darkest Laws
Dark laws are made whenever fundamental principles are ignored. In today’s challenging times, the question for responsible citizens is: how can we best respond?
The Real W.A. Election Issues
Politicians and parties will often campaign on issues that are either favoured by the media or carefully chosen to avoid upsetting very vocal minority groups. If motivated by loving our neighbour, what issues should Christian voters consider the most important to Western Australia?
The Unlucky Country
This panel of distinguished law professors and the director of the Australian Institute for Progress will discuss the attack on free speech, the “wokeing” of Australia’s political class and judiciary, the undermining of the rule of law, the erosion of academic freedom and the nearly complete infiltration of universities, and will examine the reasons for hope we have in reclaiming a once “Lucky Country”.
Responding to WA’s Darkest Laws
Dark laws are made whenever fundamental principles are ignored. In today’s challenging times, the question for responsible citizens is: how can we best respond?








