Who is David Vaka?

David Vaka (also known as Ps Kaveinga Vaka) is an apostolic leader, author, and speaker based in Brisbane, Australia. He is primarily known for his leadership within global Christian movements and his focus on kingdom-centric governance in both ecclesiastical and marketplace settings.

Core Roles and Leadership

  • Breakthrough Nation: He is the Founder and Apostolic Leader of Breakthrough Nation, a global kingdom movement established in 1998 with his wife, Tina.

  • ROAR Leaders Summit: Vaka serves as the Convenor of the ROAR Leaders Summit, a network for leaders across the Pacific region aimed at aligning business and church leadership with "Kingdom perspectives".

  • Breakthrough Church Springfield: He is actively involved with this ministry located in Springfield, Brisbane.

What an amazing conversation between David Vaka and Paul Botha when David asked Paul questions related to his role as part of ICAL (International Coalition of Apostolic Leaders) and as Convenor of ACAL (Australian Coalition of Apostolic Leaders)

Key Works and Advocacy

  • Author: He has authored several books, including:

    • The Kingdom: God’s Endgame (2025).

    • The Scripted Life (2023).

  • Speaker: Vaka frequently speaks at conferences and seminars, such as the Women by Design Conference, focusing on leadership training and nation-building.

  • Tongan Rugby League: He has been publicly vocal about the "soul" of the Mate Ma’a Tonga (MMT) rugby team, advocating for unity and restoration within the Tongan rugby community.

Personal Life: David and his wife Tina, reside in Brisbane; they have four adult children and one grandchild.

Who is Paul Botha? Paul is the National Convenor of ACAL.

Paul is the Founding Apostle of One Church Perth and the One Church Network. He has pioneered multiple church plants in Africa, Asia and Australia. Through the influence of One Church Network, local church leaders have grown to become national church-planting network leaders.

Paul is a marketplace entrepreneur and leadership advisor across a wide range of sectors. He is an author (The West is Burning), organisational consultant, and public speaker.

His experiences in the military, marketplace and church provide Paul with an ability to speak into a wide range of topics with wisdom.

Paul is married to his wife, Trish, and they have 2 sons.

They live in Perth, Western Australia, where, together with the dolphins, they enjoy some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.

What an amazing conversation between David Vaka and Paul Botha when David asked Paul questions related to his role as part of ICAL (International Coalition of Apostolic Leaders) and as Convenor of ACAL (Australian Coalition of Apostolic Leaders)

I watched the replay of David Vaka and Paul Botha

In fact, on my mobile in our camper trailer, Rowena Tutauha watched the replay on her mobile.

We thank the late John McElroy for teaching us to be apostolic-configured Christians.

What made the content awesome was your conversational approach, your friendship and the questions garnered from David. To me, questions are the answer. Great questions require great answers, which you both articulated with the viewers in mind.

Paul - absolutely amazing answers to all those questions, and WOW

In fact, from the time we attended the ROAR Leaders Summit and reading your book, David, it is an incredible conversation with so much to be unpacked.

An NZ is saying, “Repetition is the mother of skill!” I’ve watched the replay 4 times now … I even started taking notes.

I finally get what John McElroy was trying to teach me. I miss him, and now the Lord has clearly given you both such an honest, authentic anointing where friendship before function oozes in your conversations, and that is special.

Paul - the depth of your relationship with ICAL leaders are gems that permeated in the way you answered David’s questions.

And at the end of your conversation, David asked you to share closing comments, and that just blew me away.

There’s so much in one conversation- from What is an Apostle, What is Apostolic Reformation, Eschatology, and I agree with you, Paul (hold on Lord don’t come back yet!) the relationship between ICAL & ACAL - The relationship between Apostles and Prophets…

Definitely want a Land Cruiser now - time to retire the Ford Wildtrak…I finally get that the Kingdom covers the church and the marketplace as one.

Now I am on a mission to tell others to be honest, humble and hungry for this move that stretches, challenges and being out of our comfort zones are our norm.

My years of training in sales and marketing, studying under the Australian Institute of Company Directors and Kingdom Initiatives, Bobby Aitken, Wez Hone, David Balestri and Pedro Adao have been resourceful.

I’ve reached out to Nate Johnston, another man of God I follow.

And many more- and now in our 70’s our new season in the Caravan and Camping Industry as Grey Nomads Who Love Jesus where the REST of our lives will be the BEST of our lives.

You never know, we might turn up at an event in the near future.

Amen

The Australian Coalition of Apostolic Leaders (ACAL) is a network of Christian leaders aimed at fostering apostolic reformation, supporting church planting, and connecting leaders across Australia.

Led by National Convenor Paul Botha as of 2025, ACAL is part of the International Coalition of Apostolic Leaders (ICAL), focusing on "5-fold" ministry, marketplace transformation, and regional roundtables.

Key Details and Structure:

  • Mission: To support the Australian church, steward the "move of God's Spirit", and provide networking for apostolic leaders.

  • Leadership: Paul Botha is the current National Convenor (taking over from David Balestri).

  • Regional Structure: ACAL operates through state and regional leaders, including representatives in:

  • Queensland (Phil Spence),

  • WA (Pascal Michel),

  • Tasmania (Richard Guy/Brian Heath),

  • NSW (Donny McGregor),

  • and Indigenous/Central Australia (Carl Musch)

  • Focus Areas: The coalition emphasises "5-fold" (Ephesians 4:11) ministry"marketplace" leaders, and the "New Apostolic Reformation".

  • Activities: They hold an annual national conference and promote "regional round tables".

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The group is non-hierarchical, acting more like a fellowship of equals than a governing body.

ACAL Vision: Specialists and Partners in Training and Equipping the Ekklesia for their Work of Ministry

ACAL MISSION: To help see the church in Australia fulfilling her mandate as part of “…These Great Southlands of the Holy Spirit” (Pedro Ferdinand de Quiros in 1606). To help steward the move of God’s Spirit, this Apostolic Reformation, by providing:

  • Access: to growing Global Network Apostolic Leaders

  • Exposure – to proven Kingdom Ideas, Strategies & Procedures

  • Dialogue – with Fellow Members in a Global Conversation.

  • To establish a Network of Regional Round Tables and State Coalitions across Australia. And to culminate our activities with an Annual National Conference.