All prayer breakfast articles

  • John Lennox
    Opinion

    ‘God belongs in politics’ John Lennox makes the case for faith in public life

    2025-06-24T11:51:00Z

    Addressing the National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast in Westminster this morning, the renowned Christian apologist and mathematician Professor John Lennox argued removing God from politics will create a moral vacuum that secularism has no hope of filling. Here are his words in full

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    Opinion

    Kanye struggles with unanswered prayer - so do I

    2024-03-19T14:03:00Z

    Struggling with unanswered prayer can paralyse us. But Jesus is with us in the pain, says Josh Green, and he’ll never leave our side

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    Reviews

    Saturated with God - Malcolm Macdonald

    2023-08-31T10:04:00Z

    You may think a book about revival is for a certain calibre of Christian. That’s not the case. This book is for every believer and, after reading it, you will feel that you have been fed an extraordinary meal. Malcolm Macdonald challenges us to consider how thirsty ...

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    Magazine Features

    The prayer meeting that brought down a government?

    2022-08-30T06:07:00Z

    Reflecting on the unexpected impact of the recent Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast, Andy Flannagan says the event should remind Christians that when it comes to politics, integrity and character really do matter. And we all have a part to play

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    Interviews

    ‘God’s presence was irresistible’ - Andy Flannagan on the 'holy moments' at Parliament prayer breakfast

    2022-07-07T12:10:00Z

    Hours after Andy Flannagan led parliamentarians in singing about integrity, truth and justice, a spate of government ministerial resignations took place, with Sajid Javid referencing the prayer breakfast in his speech. As Boris Johnson confirms he will stand down this autumn, Sam Hailes speaks to Flannagan, who also heads Christians in Politics, to ask what we should make of claims that a prayer meeting led to the highest number of ministerial resignations in history.