God TV has just released its iPhone app, which is available for download from iTunes.
The app enables iPhone users to view God TV live and watch the channel's most popular videos.
They can also submit a prayer request or contact the presenters.
The app is the first in a series of new distribution channels being planned by God TV.
Chief Operating Officer Klaus Lewelig said: "This is the first app release of many for God TV, that we hope to roll out in the coming months.
"We aim to provide high quality LIVE streams as well as our most popular broadcasts to make our wealth of programming more accessible across different smart phones and tablets."
A similar app for Android devices is in the planning stages, as well as a reformatted version for the iPad.
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