Peace Apostolic Ministries

Australia as a nation is struggling with problems, environmental, social, political and more. In this message John Alley points out that these have a spiritual cause. The problems are symptoms of another bigger problem, which is the turning away of people from God. Listen as John discusses the importance of our prayers, and the type of prayer we are called into.

Being a soul winner is easier than you think. God is involved in every part of the process, and it has much less to do with you, than you have thought. Listen as David Alley outlines three points to help your prayers for souls, three more points to help your witness and a few other points thrown in for good measure.

Although Paul didn't receive support from the Corinthians, and wouldn't take a gift from the Thessalonians, he did receive regular support from the Philippian church. There was a deep and intimate connection between Paul and the Philippians, something which connected their hearts in an unique way. It seems that this is something God does when he calls an Apostle, he also calls people to be of one heart with the minister, and serve and love. Effectively what the apostle does becomes a ministry they both partner in and share in together.

John Alley talks about what Jesus said about 'The Opener of Doors'

This week David Alley preached on What the Gospel is, its historical context and how we should minister it to the unsaved.

When the Lord speaks we need to take notice. So the word that came to us New Years eve needs to be seriously considered. Opportunity may come in many forms, but we are likely to miss it if it is not what we are expecting. This message considers the things the Lord said and looks at how we can diligently take hold of them. It concludes with a challenge to pray and believe for us to see results through intentionally looking for opportunities to witness and give glory to God. (Join the challenge)

David Alley talks about the Bible idea of being adopted by God, and how that is something different to what we commonly perceive as adoption today. If you are a part of God's family, adopted into Christ, then this message will give you fresh understanding of what that means.

David Hood speaks about remembering what God has done, and also about our thinking heading into a new year ahead.

Tony Ponicke talks in this message about how when we face trials and difficulties in life, our first response is to leap for joy... right? Maybe most people don't automatically find it easy to be joyful, but after this message you will find it easier.

John Alley speaks on the Light of the World.

John Alley preaches on the Bread of Life

John Alley speaks about the lack of honour in society towards leaders. It is not only the lack of honour towards God which is missing, but towards people in positions of authority, even parents.

Most Christians believe that they live their lives in accordance with the scriptures, but were they to stop and actually consider this, many might be shocked to find they lack a proper respect of what God says. When the exiles returned from Babylon they trembled at the Words of God, and such deep respect for the Bible is missing in the lives of many people.

Following on from last week, John considers the first place of the word of God in church doctrine, and the authority is has over the life of churches, denominations and believers.

In this message John Alley brought up a box with a mystery item inside. He began to describe the item in various ways asking listeners to guess what was contained within. Those descriptions were so varied it seemed almost impossible that one item could be described in such contrasting ways. This message is about the word of God as both the Bible, and Jesus.

God is an omniscient God, that is he knows all things, even things to come. This is because God is timeless, he is eternal, outside of time, but also in every moment of time, even our futures. His love for us is certain in that He is behind us, and before us, having gone ahead of us to make a way. Our duty is to keep our hearts soft before him. We still have a response to make to Him.

John speaks a direct word about the righteousness of God. Its not popular, or even considered relevant by segments of society to think we need righteousness. Yet scripture says, without righteousness, nobody will see God.

Listen as John Alley discusses the completed work of Christ and its implications for us.

Nobody is exempt from temptation, even Christ was tempted. The apostle James tells us that even though the devil tempts us, there is something inside each of us he uses to entice us to sin. Paul said that we do what we don't want to do, and we don't do what we do want. We need to overcome, but it seems the harder we try, the harder it is to actually overcome. In this message, David Alley shares another way to think about temptation that will help you to overcome. Additionally, he gives four points that have worked for him, in his own experience, and will help you or people in your church also.

John Alley discusses the dangers of digital cocaine, the terrible influence of electronics on our lives, and the care we must take with them.