October

Highlights

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The Barber: 'My Christian faith is central to how I run my business'

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From heroin addict to hope-bringer

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Cory Asbury: ‘I do truly believe that marketing yourself is antithetical to the Bible’

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‘God gave us a vision to empower women on their journey out of sexual exploitation’

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Andy Flannagan: ‘I’m sadly watching the radicalisation of my peers’

  • The Barber: 'My Christian faith is central to how I run my business'

  • From heroin addict to hope-bringer

  • Cory Asbury: ‘I do truly believe that marketing yourself is antithetical to the Bible’

  • ‘God gave us a vision to empower women on their journey out of sexual exploitation’

  • Andy Flannagan: ‘I’m sadly watching the radicalisation of my peers’

Features

The big picture

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Covering the decades

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As Premier Christianity celebrates its 60th birthday, we bring you some of the most memorable covers from our archives

Columnists

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Premier Christianity at 60: Jeff Lucas on the gift of faithful journalism

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Does every Old Testament verse whisper Jesus?

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Belief, faith or trust - which one do we need?

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Why feeling homesick for heaven isn't a sign of madness

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Why do I feel the need to complain about having children?

  • Premier Christianity at 60: Jeff Lucas on the gift of faithful journalism

  • Does every Old Testament verse whisper Jesus?

  • Belief, faith or trust - which one do we need?

  • Why feeling homesick for heaven isn't a sign of madness

  • Why do I feel the need to complain about having children?

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You don’t take Jesus to the margins. He’s already there

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When we go to the people society discards, we don’t bring Jesus, we find him. And when we enter those spaces not to save, but to love and serve, Matty Hawthorne says we are standing on holy ground

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For the quiet revival to grow louder, it needs theologians at its heart

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Every revival in history has been accompanied by a simultaneous renewal of theology. Yet, as the recent closure of Spurgeon’s College shows, the Church today is in urgent need of fresh investment in the next generation of theologians, says Graham Tomlin

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