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Harriet Bodle2026-06-29T14:24:00
Born out of prayer gatherings that are uniting hundreds of young Christians in London, ‘At Your feet’ is a heartfelt expression of devotion, says our music editor
Many of us have been in awe of the recent signs of God at work across the nation. As a young person, it has been amazing to witness churches coming together in prayer and pursuing a continued revival. In London, three churches – SAINT, Imprint and KXC – are uniting for regular joint prayer gatherings. These meetings have received attention in the national press – partly because the sight of thousands of young Christians praying eagerly and late into the night has shocked secular journalists.
2026-10-27T17:15:00Z By Harriet Bodle
With its simple arrangement and heartfelt lyrics, this is an accessible new worship song that makes space for personal reflection and encounter with God, says our music editor
2026-10-27T13:36:00Z
For years, six-time grammy winner PJ Morton was made to feel like Christian musicians had to choose between gospel and secular music. As he brings both worlds together on his new album, Saturday Night, Sunday Morning, he tells Premier Gospel’s Belinda Brooks why he has spent his career refusing to choose
2026-10-23T15:29:00Z By Dawn Baker
Too often, outward expressions of enthusiasm are mistaken for spiritual maturity. But God looks at the heart, not whether we’re standing, sitting or raising our hands, says Dawn Butler
2026-11-11T10:37:00Z By Giles Gough
The true story of how Sylvester Stallone wrote, sold and starred in Rocky is an inspirational tale about having faith in yourself says Giles Gough. For Christians, it’s a timely reminder to trust in God and the dreams He gives us - even when they seem impossible
2026-11-03T11:41:00Z By Mark Greene
Matt Rusten’s Pastoring for Monday argues that the Church’s greatest cultural challenge is equipping ordinary Christians for mission and discipleship in their everyday working lives - and it starts with pastors paying attention
2026-10-29T16:30:00Z By Holly Price
Beneath its AI premise, Klara and the Sun wrestles with worship, perfection and what it means to be human. This imperfect adaption of Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel reveals a universal longing for the love of a saviour that technology cannot fulfill, says Holly Price
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