Peace Apostolic Ministries

The Apostolic Summit is an annual event, held in Rockhampton during May. People from all over Australia and from many other nations gather together to hear and share in what the Lord is saying and doing among His people. This year, the Summit speakers included John Alley & Bob Hauselman. This set of messages will encourage, challenge and inspire the listener to live in holiness and purity, to walk in the fear of the Lord and to mature as spiritual sons and fathers.

The Apostolic Summit is an annual event, held in Rockhampton during May. People from all over Australia and from many other nations gather together to hear and share in what the Lord is saying and doing among His people. This year, the Summit speakers included John Alley & Bob Hauselman. This set of messages will encourage, challenge and inspire the listener to live in holiness and purity, to walk in the fear of the Lord and to mature as spiritual sons and fathers.

The Apostolic Summit is an annual event, held in Rockhampton during May. People from all over Australia and from many other nations gather together to hear and share in what the Lord is saying and doing among His people. This year, the Summit speakers included John Alley & Bob Hauselman. This set of messages will encourage, challenge and inspire the listener to live in holiness and purity, to walk in the fear of the Lord and to mature as spiritual sons and fathers.

The Apostolic Summit is an annual event, held in Rockhampton during May. People from all over Australia and from many other nations gather together to hear and share in what the Lord is saying and doing among His people. This year, the Summit speakers included John Alley & Bob Hauselman. This set of messages will encourage, challenge and inspire the listener to live in holiness and purity, to walk in the fear of the Lord and to mature as spiritual sons and fathers.

The Apostolic Summit is an annual event, held in Rockhampton during May. People from all over Australia and from many other nations gather together to hear and share in what the Lord is saying and doing among His people. This year, the Summit speakers included John Alley & Bob Hauselman. This set of messages will encourage, challenge and inspire the listener to live in holiness and purity, to walk in the fear of the Lord and to mature as spiritual sons and fathers.

The Apostolic Summit is an annual event, held in Rockhampton during May. People from all over Australia and from many other nations gather together to hear and share in what the Lord is saying and doing among His people. This year, the Summit speakers included John Alley & Bob Hauselman. This set of messages will encourage, challenge and inspire the listener to live in holiness and purity, to walk in the fear of the Lord and to mature as spiritual sons and fathers.

The Apostolic Summit is an annual event, held in Rockhampton during May. People from all over Australia and from many other nations gather together to hear and share in what the Lord is saying and doing among His people. This year, the Summit speakers included John Alley & Bob Hauselman. This set of messages will encourage, challenge and inspire the listener to live in holiness and purity, to walk in the fear of the Lord and to mature as spiritual sons and fathers.

The Apostolic Summit is an annual event, held in Rockhampton during May. People from all over Australia and from many other nations gather together to hear and share in what the Lord is saying and doing among His people. This year, the Summit speakers included John Alley & Bob Hauselman. This set of messages will encourage, challenge and inspire the listener to live in holiness and purity, to walk in the fear of the Lord and to mature as spiritual sons and fathers.

The Apostolic Summit is an annual event, held in Rockhampton during May. People from all over Australia and from many other nations gather together to hear and share in what the Lord is saying and doing among His people. This year, the Summit speakers included John Alley & Bob Hauselman. This set of messages will encourage, challenge and inspire the listener to live in holiness and purity, to walk in the fear of the Lord and to mature as spiritual sons and fathers.

The Apostolic Summit is an annual event, held in Rockhampton during May. People from all over Australia and from many other nations gather together to hear and share in what the Lord is saying and doing among His people. This year, the Summit speakers included John Alley & Bob Hauselman. This set of messages will encourage, challenge and inspire the listener to live in holiness and purity, to walk in the fear of the Lord and to mature as spiritual sons and fathers.

In the hunt to be modern and up with things, we could easily forget that the age old disciples of the faith are given for us by Christ. In this message John Alley talks about the place of the prayer as a regular part of the believers life. Listen to this inspiration message that will touch you, even if you already have a regular prayer habit.

When the early church shared the gospel, the resurrection of Christ was a key component. You won't find an example in the Bible where it was left out. But what about our gospel sharing? Do we ever make the resurrection a key feature. It's important that we do, because the resurrection has implications for the Body of Christ and for each believer. In listening to this message you will hear 8 proofs for the resurrection as a physcial historical event. And also 5 things which are implications for your life as a believer today.

John Alley begins his message with a photo report from recent ministry travels to Canada, USA, Switzerland and South Africa. Interspersed with accounts of ministry in these places and lives touched, John goes on to state, “The anointing is increasing.” John then takes the listener on a historical tour of the way that the Lord has led the people of Peace in matters of prayer, most specifically listening prayer. We need to get back to listening prayer, this is only the beginning of what God is planning to do says John. God is planning to make us a holy people. This will require the total surrender of our hearts. John also touches on the subject of the teaching on sonship and the matter of honouring others, before announcing a day of listening prayer and encouraging as many as possible to attend.

With disappointment surrounding them, Cleopas and his friend headed down the road to Emmaus. It seemed Jesus was not what he said He was. They were disillusioned. It was in those moments that Jesus walked with these two believers, but they were unaware. In this message Philip Alley discusses a number of key points from the Emmaus story, and helps us understand how God uses disappointment in our lives, and what can come out of it.

Following on from Easter, Philip Alley speaks of the traditional season of Eastertide, the 50 days between Resurrection Sunday and Pentecost. Today, the first Sunday after Easter, is traditionally called Low (or Laus) Sunday, or St Thomas Sunday. It was one week after Thomas’ well known expression of doubt in the resurrection of Christ that he actually managed to see and touch the wounds on Jesus’ body. Somehow, Thomas is most widely known for his doubt, and yet in other mentions of him in the Bible, he is revealed as being extremely loyal, truthful and inquisitive. Philip goes on to discuss the true nature and causes of doubt. Doubt is not the opposite of faith, states Philip. In fact, honest doubts, once resolved, become the bedrock of an unshakeable faith – or, as someone has said, “Doubts are the ants in the pants of faith. They keep it awake and moving” Philip concludes his message with a list of 5 ways to move on from a place of doubt, encouraging the believers to fix their hope to the sild person o

We hear of people's famous last words. In this message we discuss the seven last sayings of Jesus Christ as he was dying on our behalf. Let this message prompt you to deeper love for Christ this Easter.

Philip Alley begins his message with a statement – we need to understand spiritual things by spiritual means, looking through the obvious to the actual. So what is reality? Our ability, says Philip, to put together the physical and spiritual realms will determine the outcome of our lives and our faith. If we live in the tangible world alone, it cripples us spiritually. How then can we rest our values on something that is temporary and will not last? Philip then goes on to discuss Palm Sunday, the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem on the back of a donkey. The people thought that Jesus had come to set up a physical kingdom. He did set up a kingdom, but it was a spiritual one. Philip encourages the listeners to examine their own lives to determine whether there is fruit. Is the river of life flowing through us a individuals? So why are we here? Philip describes the original plan of God as seen in Genesis 1. We are designed and created to become the likeness of God in the world and to rule and reign over al

When the gospel comes to us it challenges us to change, but not everyone is challenged the same way. Living in a society which feels entitled, the gospel of Christ challenges that. Beginning with the story of Doug, a travelling evangelist from the UK, John Alley discusses the rewards and the trials of living for Christ. John Alley shows in scripture a number of examples of people who responded in various ways to the call of the gospel as it affected them. How will you respond to what Christ asks of you?

John Alley explores some of the history of Peace Christian Church. The miraculous provision of God through His people, enabled us to put into Rockhampton a world class facility still being used by the the Body of Christ today. John then turns to scripture and continues the theme of exploring purposeful and planned giving as seen in the Bible.

In previous weeks John Alley has given an overview of Old Testament accounts of planned giving among believers. Today he provides a guided tour of 2 Corinthians, Chapters 8 and 9. These chapters were written as teaching for a planned giving programme that Paul was running at the time. John follows this with a photo report of the time that he and Hazel spent in PNG, teaching the principles of Christina giving to people of tribal descent, for the main non-English speaking people who were only half a generation removed from a very primitive lifestyle. John tells of outstanding results in these new churches and explains that if it is not too heard for those people to take hold of Christina giving, then it cannot be too difficult for the believer today. John speaks with the children of the congregation, explaining the proper us of money while emphasizing that they have a choice as to how to utilize money, before calling on 2 church leaders for their testimonies of giving to the work of God.