Jesus' death and resurrection was prophesied in the scriptures, David shows us in Isaiah 53 one of many prophecies that relate to Jesus and brings our attention to the sacrifice of our Lord. For he bore our shame and saved us.

Have you ever been in church, and thought "Did the Pastor write this message thinking about me?" David shares that while this is usually not the case, in this scenario, he was thinking about the entire congregation while bringing forth the topic of forgiveness.

John Alley describes the true meaning of hope that is in the bible.

Continuing from Last week's message, John shows us how to to pray for Fellowship in the City of Rockhampton, and uses the Bible to show how some things in the Bible are represented by "Types and Antitypes". In order to get answers to prayer, you must believe. John shows us the Spiritual principles that apply to prayer for individuals also applies to prayer for Cities. Through Faith, Will, Authority, and aligning your will with the Lord, you can receive answers to prayer.

"Rockhampton to be the City of Fellowship, of communion, of brotherly love, and of peace. And for the presence of the Lord Jesus to be all through the city." The phrase above was given to John when he asked the Lord for a word for Peace TV's local city. In this message, John explains the word "fellowship" and directs us to pray for the fulfilment of this word.

Throughout the Bible, God gives his people instructions that they misinterpret. A key example, God promised Israel a king, but a king that God would choose. This King would be the Messiah: Christ. But the people wanted a king like the nations around them. David shows us that we should look to Jesus for the answer to our problems, and how focusing on him is the only solution we need.

One of the issues that David has noticed in preaching the Apostolic message, is that the very term "Apostolic" is poorly understood. And so, David devised a strategy to overcome this problem... Listen along to find out how he did it!

Preceding Peace Church's week of Listening prayer, David tells us about why we should eagerly desire wisdom. Using proverbs given to Solomon by David, he shows us that we must listen to gain wisdom.