Arthur Bartlett's life journey is a wonderful example of how God employs someone who has given his life over to serve Him: "It's like God's got me on a chess board and is moving me around".
As a bricklayer, cowboy and lay preacher, Arthur has impacted thousands, not through social media or great crusades, but by sharing the gospel with them.
"So many different cogs in my life brought me to things. I never asked for anything; it just came."
His sermons at Christian youth camp 'Mill Valley Ranch' in Tynong North, Victoria - which he established and managed with his wife Bonnie for 40 years - as well as his 30-year chaplaincy in the racing car industry and many other endeavours have made a lasting impact in horse circles, Christian camping and the racing fraternity.
Follow the growth of the mischievous young man into a man of God and his practical approach to Christian life.
"In many ways, I am a pioneer - always starting something new."