Peace Apostolic Ministries

Philip shares a message based on the passage 2 Timothy 2:10. Comparing people to spoons, with some having many uses, and some being decorative and purposeless. He then shows us what he means by this by telling the story of the Ark of the Covenant; How it was lost, recovered, and the character of the people within it's story.

As part of a organised effort to strengthen the unity of the brethren, David preaches on Communion, and the idea of "One Loaf" being the body of Christ.

David brings us a message on the value of preparing yourself to fit the role of a mentor to new believers.

How do we save the lost? David explains to us that we are to have Spiritual Children, and tells us how to touch their hearts.

Returning from a trip to the United States, John delivers a report on the ministry over there, as well as a short message straight from the Bible.

Marriage is one of the great mysteries of the Bible. It is an image of Christ and his Bride, the Church. David talks about this and provides context from Biblical times to reveal this great mystery.

There are many things the Bible calls a 'mystery' such as the kingdom of God, the resurrection, the death of Christ on a cross, and the inclusion of the Gentiles in Israel. There is however one things which is called a 'great mystery' and that is marriage.What is a mystery? And what is a great mystery? Paul said this was about Christ and the Church. What does this mean for you and I? And what does it mean for marriage between a man and a woman.Join David Alley as he talks about the great mystery of marriage.

From the beginning, marriage was created and ordained by God. Philip shows us what the role of each person in a marriage union is, and how those roles relate to the symbolism of Christ and the Church.

What could be more deadly for the lost than false comfort? David explains that there is one thing you should never say while evangelizing.

Why did Jesus pray? Jonathan continues the series, exploring why Jesus often prayed alone.

Why did Jesus pray? John focuses on the oneness that prayer expressed concerning the Father and the Son.

Why did Jesus pray? David opens up the word and shows us how prayer relates to creation.

Flying over from the United States, internationally renowned guest speaker Brad Huddleston warns about the dangers of screen addiction, including how it affects us spiritually, mentally, and physically.

When speaking of Prophecy, Paul said "I wish you all spoke with tongues, but even more that you prophesied..." 1 Corinthians 14:5. But how are we meant to use this gift? In this video, David teaches us some guidlines for using the spiritual gift of Prophecy.

This Sunday, David talks about why we should value the Gifts of the Spirit. In the Old Testament, the gifts of the Spirit were rare, and only a handful of old testament characters were said to be "Filled with the Spirit". In Joel 2:28, a prophecy is given about the Holy Spirit: “...[Afterwards], I will pour out my Spirit on all flesh…”. This prophecy was fulfilled on the day of Pentecost, and now the gifts of the Spirit are available to every Christian. We need to see these gifts for how valuable they are, and pursue them.

On Mother's day John shares a few photos from the life of his own mother. Relating to her gift of service, and the coming move of the Holy Spirit, he calls every one of us to seek a supernatural endowment of spiritual giftedness.

Do you want some practical advice? Praise the Lord!Quoting directly from the Psalms, Philip tells us 7 reasons to praise God.

David reads Luke 10:34-40; The story of Mary and Martha. If Jesus was in your house, would you listen to his teaching or serve him lunch? David reveals that both are important. We must serve and worship him, and also listen to him and receive his blessings.

In Paul's 2nd letter to the Corinthians, he talks about a 'Thorn in his flesh' that he pleads with the Lord to take away from him. But in response, the Lord makes this remarkable statement: “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.”. (2 Corinthians 12:8)In this Video, Jonathan answers the question: "How is God's power made perfect in weakness?"

The Corinthians didn't seem to be able to have the Lord's supper properly. Paul said their communion service "did more harm than good." They failed to recognise the Body of Christ, which was each other, their fellow believers.Christians have made great progress all around the world in loving one another, and doing things together, but one of the big hurdles is communion. There are so many different perspectives on how to have the Lord's supper that it is rare for Christians to come together around the Lord's table. It seems there are still many different communions even though there is only on Body of Christ.Can this seemingly impossible communion happen? Yes it can as David Alley explains.