Greetings everyone and welcome to another episode of Everyday Apostolics, this weeks episode features Mo Lalakobau from the Pentecostals of Sydney, I remember seeing Mo when I was a 14 year old and during my younger days, Mo was a person I looked up to.. Mo opens up about his journey and shares his story for Gods glory.. as well Mo gives more of an insight of how far he case come and the obstacles he has faced.. hope you listen and enjoy..

On this weeks episode of Everyday Apostolics, I had the honour of Having Pastor Esioni Vai from the Kingdom of Tonga join the podcast!! Pastor Vai shares his story of his early days till now, the work in Tonga and his personal accounts of the volcanic eruption and tsunami that led to a breakdown of communication nationwide on the Friendly Islands, but in saying hope you enjoy the podcast, in which just like Pastor Vai, sharing his story for Gods glory….

Welcome to another fresh season of the Everyday Apostolics podcast!! This weeks episode features George Pange from the United Pentecostal Churches of Western Sydney (UPCWS). From being raised in NZ, to coming to Australia, Georges journey has had his ups and downs but having this session with George and how far he has come, shows that Jesus is no respecter of Persons.. Hope you listen and enjoy!! Thank You!!

On this weeks and final episode of Everyday Apostolics had the honour and privilege of having Pastor Judea Keefe of UPC Wellington, based in the capital city of NZ.. Pastor Judea shares his story and thoughts and taking no short cuts with God… Listen and enjoy..

This weeks episode of the EA podcast, I catch up with Intan Tautu from the Cairns City church, sharing her story, her journey , her ups and downs, known Intan personally for over 10 years and it was great to catch up with the sis, over this podcast session, as well a massive shout out to Pastor Pangi and Mother Tautu.. hope you listen and enjoy another fresh episode of Everyday Apostolics…

On this weeks episode of Everyday Apostolics, I take this time to pay special tribute to three individuals who loved the Lord and made themselves available when possible. Bro George, Sis Asela and pastor joe possessed different abilities and personalities in the Kingdom of the Lord but as well they had a thing in common in serving the Lord.. This podcast in a way is a lasting ever tribute and I do hope that the families of the three get to listen in as well.. The everyday apostolics is available on all media streaming platforms including Apple and Spotify.. Listen and enjoy cos just like these three there may be a person like them in your congregation 😁😁😁

Sitting down with Bro Wiki Apiata, who attends the Pentecostals of Sydney, hear his story and testimony.. His story for Gods Glory!!.. Enjoy

This weeks episode of Everyday Apostolics features Nanise Kabakoro, of Fijian descent who attends The First International UPCI church in Fiji, Nanise is currently residing in the nation of Nauru and currently there is no UPCI church in nation, but Nanise shares her story of being in the nation of Nauru and handing out tracts but as well working as a civil engineer, Due to the location of Nanise, apologies on the disruption of the broadcast of the podcast, but do hope you get to enjoy and listen To Nanise Kabakoro share her story for Gods glory..

This weeks episode of the EA podcast features Samuel Olival!, recently appointed regional representative of the South Queensland National Youth ministries and as well a member of the Gracepoint church under the pastoral ship of Rev Jacob Caltabiano. Samuel shares his story and his journey from being born into the church to now being a father to his kids and loving husband to his wife, enjoy and listen to Samuel share his story for Gods glory.. The EA podcast is available on all media platforms including Apple and Spotify..

This weeks episode of Everyday Apostolics features Mr Issac valiente all the way from Adelaide, South Australia, a talented musician who is used in music ministry in his local church and as well making a few singles and as well dishing out some tunes in the early days of the hacka podcast. Isaac shares his story from his humble beginnings to where he is today and his love for music especially starting his songwriting skills at age 14, hope you listen and enjoy and don’t forget to give a rating or review if possible.. Thank you very much..