A New Perspective

What if God is inviting His Church into a New Way?

It began with a moment — driving toward a quiet park on Australia’s Central Coast — when the words “It’s a New Way” rose simultaneously in both my spirit and my wife’s. We looked at each other in awe. What did it mean?

Nearly a decade later, that question has become a journey.

Since that day, this New Way has continued to unfold — not only in our own lives, but across nations and within the global Church. Long before that defining moment, God had already begun shaping this message through simple yet profound encounters: beside rivers, near still waters, and in quiet places where He whispered, “Stay a while,” and later, “You need a new perspective.”

Those divine interruptions set the course for this book.

Many in the prophetic community now declare that we have entered a new era — one that calls for a renewed mindset and a fresh perspective. A New Perspective draws from more than thirty years of personal revelation, prayer, and study, weaving together God’s heart for His people with a rediscovery of the powerful movement known as the Ekklesia and the Church’s 2,000-year journey of struggle, loss, and restoration.

This is both an invitation and a call to come up higher, to see differently, and to step boldly into what God is doing now.

About the author
Graham William Eltherington is a first-time author whose writing flows from a deep personal conviction that the church in the twenty-first century is being called back to her original identity. He does not write as a pastor or academic, but as an ordinary believer who, through years of prayer, study, and what he describes as prophetic insight shaped by the Holy Spirit, began to see a re-emerging Ekklesia. He has been able to see a community coming, that mirrors the spiritual strength and purity of the first-century movement known as “the Way.” 

At heart, Graham’s passion is not criticism of the modern church, but her awakening; that the people of God would arise into all that God has for them in this new era.

His work explores church history, spiritual warfare, the unseen realm, biblical leadership, and the transformation of early Christian gatherings into institutional systems. Graham seeks to bridge thoughtful research with spiritual discernment, inviting readers to rediscover the authority, simplicity, and power of authentic New Testament faith.