Peace Christian Church - Rockhampton

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Lost need to be saved, but Revival has requirements. John tells us about the prerequisites for sowing the seeds of Revival.

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

This Vision Sunday, we shared our plans to create a video ministry, renovate the building and focus on spiritual growth within the congregation.

"The Good Oil" is Australian slang for a piece of good information that is given by a reliable person. As Christians, we need to seek "The Good Oil" daily, in order to find the grace and power that is readily available. Join John Alley as he explains where to find good sources of this oil.

What's the one thing that puts you in the position to receive more from the Lord? What's the one thing, if not kept at bay, that will cause resistance from the Lord? In this Message you will discover something we see perfectly in Jesus, that is available for us to walk in.

Growing up is part of life, and the maturity that we grow into allows us to become more useful. Philip shares about how to grow and mature, and where we need to submit to Christ.

God loves to bless and to give promises. Listen as John Alley describes a season of God's favour that is upon us.

Recalling a word of knowledge at the beginning of the year, David talks about how keeping a personal list of things to pray for is of great benefit.

Relating the story of Mary to us today, David shows how we too carry Christ and what a blessing that is.

Continuing the series on Isaiah 9:6, Jonathan talks about how Jesus is our Everlasting Father.

Continuing the theme of looking at the 4 names of Jesus in Isaiah 9:6, David talks about how Jesus is a "Wonderful Counsellor".

God is with us - That is what the name Immanuel means. David talks to us about the meaning of this name of Jesus, and shows us how true it is for us today.

Names are important, and as John shows us in this message, the name of The Lord is incredibly important. But the full revelation of this name was revealed in Jesus Christ.

Why did God make us? Why did God make You? and what are you and I here for? In this message David helps us start to answer these questions by going back to our original purpose.

Have you ever wondered when the Harvest will take place and what it might look like? In this message David explains what the Harvest is and encourages us to be fruitful in sharing our lives now.

John shows us passages from the Bible that show us God's healing power, and how it is a promise.

Do you feel like God is against you? It's possible! In this message, David reads from 1 Peter 5:5. He tells us about how God resists the proud, and invites us to humble ourselves before the Lord.

In this message, David reads from 2 Peter 1:3-9, and tells us about how we are to work in order to increase our Faith as the Lord has commanded.

Jonathan presents a message about Spiritual hunger for the Lord, and how, by surrendering yourself "...more will be given."

David speaks on the importance of Spiritual hunger.

Philip shares a lesson from Psalm 133, about harmonious relationships within the church, and how judgement can cause hinderances to revival and fellowship.

Jonathan leads this message on forgiveness with an analogy about the Sycamore Fig, and it's nasty, bitter, fruit.

Do you have a hurt in the body that never seems to go away? John shows us some of the hinderances that get in the way of receiving a healing.

What single word message did William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, send to a congregation he couldn't attend to sum up the entire message that he would have preached? Jonathan shows us why it is better to show grace and Love for others instead of self-righteousness.

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, and 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.

Mephibosheth, was the son of Jonathan, the son of Saul. As David was crowned king, he fled, and was living in a place of pain and misery, until David found him and drew him out of that place. John Maasbach asks us, are you Mephibosheth, living in that place of misery, or are you David, someone who the Lord can enable to help those living in despair?

Taking examples in his own life, John Maasbach talks about how to recieve a greater anointing through dying to one's self.

Relating to the story of Esther in the Bible, John Maasbach teaches us about the importance of surrendering to the Lord's plans.

John tells the story of his father, Johan Maasbach, and shows us how the Lord wants to make each of us as a bright star shining his glory in this lost world.

In the first session of the Peace Family Camp, John Alley introduces John Maasbach, a beloved Minister from Holland. John Maasbach talks about the incredible character of the 4 Josephs in the Bible.

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? David opens up the word and shows us how prayer relates to creation.