Peace Apostolic Ministries

Rivers of Living Water! In the story of the woman at the Well, Jesus tells the woman that he has living water. But what does that mean for us? Jonathan shows us that we can have a stream of life flowing out of us that satisfies us.

Both the books of Ezekiel and Revelation refer to a river flowing out of the Throne, describing it as "The life of God". But what is the River of Life? Is this a picture of Heaven? Watch along as David shows us that this is a symbolic representation of the Gospel.

Recognising a spiritual Aura, John describes to us what the passage James 1:12 calls "The Crown of Life". This reward is given to those who stand faithful through the trials of life.

With wars rising in the middle-east, a question pops up amongst believers: Is the battle of Armageddon approaching?Short answer: No.David gives us the biblical background to the meaning behind the name "Armageddon".

Are you believing a LIE? How could you tell?Using the scriptures, Jonathan shows us the Character of the Devil. John 8 tells us that the Devil's native tongue is lies. He constantly sends lies our way in order to trick us into a life of despair. But Jesus, who is the light and truth, has offered us a way to live in his truth. Jonathan shows us how to take a lie-detector-test. The Polygraph of Scripture.

As humans, we find ourselves in a life of hardship. The Bible describes our struggles, troubles, and sufferings as "The Great Tribulation". But why do we go through trial and hardship? David shows us through the scriptures how going through hardship allows us to enter the Kingdom of Heaven.

In the Gospel of John, Jesus heals a man who had been paralysed for 38 years at the pool of Bethesda. Jesus asked the man if he wanted to be healed, and then called him to action. Is there a call to action from Christ that you are ignoring?

During WW2, there was a point in which the planes had to make a decision: Turn back, or complete the mission. In our Christian walk, we also have a decision to make: Live for yourself, or Live for God.

For Mothers Day, Jonathan shows us true stories of love from those who spread the message of the gospels, as well as the impact that true love has on the people around them.

Thomas Doubted. After the death of Christ, there was a week between the other Disciples seeing the resurrected Christ, and Thomas seeing him. Undoubtedly, Thomas would have been distressed. But why did Jesus wait a week to reveal himself to Thomas?David shows us Thomas' Struggle, and reveals how it changed the world.

Coming out of Easter, John shares a message from the text of Romans 8, describing to us the Spirit of Holiness.

The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ saved humanity from the wages of sin and death. But was this the plan that God had in mind from the beginning? Or was the Physical Kingdom of Christ supposed to be established? John shows us through the scripture how the sacrifice of Christ is "No Plan B" .

What was Jesus thinking in the weeks before his death on the Cross? Did he know he was going to die? Did he know about the ordeal ahead of him? David shows us the thoughts of Jesus on his way to the Cross and what we can learn from his character.

What do you value? What are you willing to pay to find Christ? In this message, Jonathan shares from the word, showing us how much value we should put into a minute with him.

The Short answer: To become like Christ.During Lent, David expresses the temptation of having that which he had given up. But, during this period of mild suffering, he remembered the purpose: Christ was led by the Holy Spirit to be tempted in the wilderness, because the Father desired for him to grow in strength and maturity. By giving up things for Lent, we are growing in strength and maturity, and doing it for Christ.

Although it is separated into multiple sentences in English translations of the Bible, Ephesians 1:3-14 is a single sentence written by Paul in the original letter. John tells us the background, the most important takeaways, and some common interpretation errors that have come from this passage.

Recorded on Ash Wednesday 2025, David recalls his first Ash Wednesday. This video serves to explain why some Christians practice lent, despite the tradition not having a Bible background. Starting with the value of finding what pleases the Lord.

After Vision Sunday, David and John talk about Peace Church through the years, showing how Peace really is "A Project for Jesus".

David shares a revelation he has had recently about an error in Biblical interpretation: Many people believe that the wicked suffer in Hell as a spirit only, but the Bible professes to a bodily resurrection of the wicked.

Jonathan shares a few stories from his childhood, telling us about his experiences with witnessing, and what it truly means to be a Witness.