“Plans For Your Good: A Prime Minister’s Testimony of God’s Faithfulness” by Scott Morrison, Australia’s 30th Prime Minister (2018–2022)

 

This not your typical political memoir. It transcends the boundaries of statecraft and dives deep into the intersection of faith, leadership, and personal revelation.

Here’s why you won’t want to miss this remarkable book Behind-the-Scenes Insights: Morrison provides an intimate, candid account of his life as a follower of Jesus while leading at the highest level of politics. Readers gain unprecedented access to the inner workings of a prime minister who openly embraced his faith during his tenure. Global Events and Personal Reflections: The book offers fascinating insights into how Morrison navigated significant global events and issues of our time. From geopolitical tensions to personal struggles, he shares it all with vulnerability and honesty. God’s Omnipresence: Morrison’s unwavering belief in God’s providence shines through every chapter. His testimony serves as a powerful reminder that faith isn’t just a Sunday ritual—it’s a guiding force in our daily lives. A Unique Lens: Whether you’re a seasoned believer or simply curious about matters of faith, this book provides a unique lens to explore your own relationship with God. The blessings that flow from such a relationship are beautifully illuminated.

Scott Morrison served as Australia’s 30th Prime Minister from 2018-2022, where he founded the historic AUKUS defense agreement, led Australia’s resistance to Chinese government coercion in the Indo-Pacific and delivered one of the most effective responses to the global COVID-19 pandemic in the developed world. Scott has been married to his wife, Jenny, since 1990. They have two teenage daughters and live in Sydney, where they are part of their local evangelical church community.

The memoir is not merely a political account; it’s an invitation to encounter God’s faithfulness in unexpected places.  Purchase your copy - click here DISCLOSURE: I received a complimentary copy to facilitate this post. I have not read the book but believe the author to be a man of faith whose faith had given him strength and enabled him to perform his political responsibilities with dignity.