All Premier Christianity articles in December 2014
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Archive contentMillions in the Wilderness
Exactly how many Israelites lived in the wilderness? Continuing his series exploring science and the Bible, our resident theologian David Instone-Brewer explores whether the numbers in Exodus add up.
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InterviewsQ&A: Max Lucado
Describing himself as a ‘recovering prayer wimp’, Max Lucado’s latest book, Before Amen, provides a simple yet effective approach to prayer. Joy Tibbs caught up with the author, who has penned almost 100 books to date, to find out more.
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Archive contentHeld by God
A month ago, my daughter Katie went into hospital for a routine operation. The next day she experienced complications, and over the following two weeks she had two further major operations, a blood transfusion and a suspected heart attack.
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Archive contentThe Seeker: Gerald Priestland’s search for the heart of Christianity
In the early 80s, BBC Radio 4 produced a groundbreaking religious series called Priestland’s Progress. As Premier Christian Radio rebroadcasts the classic programmes, Justin Brierley traces the spiritual journey of its protagonist, Gerald Priestland.
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Archive contentFrom Muslim to persecuted Christian
Asylum seeker Javaid Khan, 36, tells of his conversion from Islam to Christianity, and the consequences of following Jesus Christ.
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Reviews
Cringeworthy Carols
What are the worst festive hymns? Premier Christian Radio's Dave Rose gives his lowdown.
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Archive contentThe Billy Graham legacy
Sixty years on from Billy Graham’s 1954 Harringay ‘crusade’, Justin Brierley examines the evangelist’s lasting impact in the UK.
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Regular ColumnistsNo Turning Back
It all started when I lost my feet. Unable to see them because of the partial eclipse of a spreading abdomen, and becoming quite breathless after navigating a single flight of stairs, I decided to get fit.
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Archive newsThe rise and fall of Mark Driscoll
The embattled pastor has resigned from the church he founded following accusations of bullying and mismanagement. After a steep decline in attendance, Mars Hill church is also disbanding.
