Peace Apostolic Ministries

For Fathers Day this year, Jonathan asked a question: What does your Heavenly Father say about you? Going to the word, he pulls out the Lord's true feelings of love for us, his children.

The Conquest of Canaan - The great military campaign that began with Moses and ended with David. David Alley takes us through it and explains some of the elements for our own application today.

Following on from Family Camp, David shares the 4 most important points from family camp. Opening up the Bible to Deuteronomy, he shares about the conquest of the canaanites and how we can relate to the lessons the Israelites learned there.

The Bible says "Seek first the Kingdom of God, and all these things will be added to you"... But how do you actually seek the Kingdom?

John explains the essence of seeking the Kingdom in this message: Praying for Kingdom Outcomes with great compassion for other people: having a heart of care and concern for the nations/cities, and seeking for Christ to be fully formed in you.

"How Precious to me are your Thoughts, oh God"

Where are the recorded thoughts of God? In the Bible! David shares a touching message on the importance of the word, and how valuable it truly is. Using stories, like that of "Mary Jones", a young Welsh girl who saved up for years of her life, and another, with a video, of a tribe who are celebrating the arrival of the Gospel in their language.

Philip shares a message about How to Honour God with your wealth, including the principles of wealth, how the Bible talks about it, the importance of Tithing, and many more interesting passages of scripture.

John opens up the scriptures to Matthew 25. Starting with the Parable of the Ten Virgins, he explains the parable, the symbols within it, who its for, and how it applies to us today.

What does it mean when the Bible says "You are a kingdom of priests"? Are you a priest? How does a Priest operate? David explores these questions in this sermon.

John draws two lessons from Psalm 41: The first, about how the subject of the Psalm, David, would repay his enemies, and the second, about the healing power of God.

Why was Jacob stealing the blessing from Esau significant? It's just a blessing, right? David explains in this video what power blessings actually have in empowering people around you.