Brad Emery grew up with two heroes: his dad, the Reverend John Emery, who travelled to some of the most dangerous corners of the globe to teach people about Jesus; and his mum, Robyn, who was the glue that held their family together.
 

Growing up in a Christian home, Brad was lucky to have parents who were both very knowledgeable, and who also possessed an extensive library to help answer his many questions about God, His Son and the ‘whys and wherefores’ of the world around us.
 

However, when Brad became a parent himself, he realised that not all Christian parents had such resources at their disposal.

Brad also found it a struggle to find Christian literature designed to provide primary school aged children with Biblical answers to some of the common questions that arise out of the Bible. Helping to provide answers to questions about God, His world and His amazing plan to reconcile us to Himself has never been more important and with the support of close friends, Brad decided to write “Hey God, can I ask you something?”
 

Brad is a professional writer who brings more than two decades of writing experience in the fields of media relations, industry, and politics to his personal writing projects. Brad is a contracted writer with The Sydney Morning Herald and over the last two decades, has had dozens of articles published in Christian publications such as Eternity and Southern Cross, as well as secular publications such as The Huffington Post, 10Daily and Investor Weekly.
 

Brad lives in Sydney with his wife Renee and their daughter Willow. They attend The Bridge Church, Neutral Bay NSW, Australia.