Is the power of the Holy Spirt only for certain occasions?
2000 years later, how much of the very first Pentecost experience can we enjoy today? Biblical scholar and literary critic from the Department of Theology and Religion, University of Birmingham - Professor Andrew Davies - speaks to Premier's Mal Pope about our relationship with the Holy Spirit today
This Scottish city is being transformed by the Holy Spirit
Dundee used to have Europe's highest rates of social housing and drug-related deaths per capita. So what changed? Kerry Dixon, a Church Army Reverend, chats to Mal Pope about a city being transformed by the Holy Spirit.
The freedom walk that connects London's most iconic cathedrals
What do St Paul’s Cathedral, All Hallows by the Tower and Southwark Cathedral have in common? Organiser of Christian Aid’s Freedom Walk, Richard Smart spoke to Michael Fanstone about a 5km walk that connects the three of them.
Why praying in school is key to your child's faith
A closer relationship between churches and schools results in greater spiritual development in children, according to the Faith Foundation. So how can churches build these connections? And does this only work in faith-based schools? Michael Fanstone spoke to Lucy Moore, head of the Faith Foundation, and Phil Togwell, International Director of Prayer Spaces in Schools, about reflective prayer, schools being more open to faith than you think, and why donuts could be the key to building partnerships.
Meet the former heroin addict now leading a thriving church
Tayla McBride, the founder of Potter and Lamb clothing, and Pastor Clyde Thomas from Victory Church in Cwmbran chat to Michael Fanstone about reaching out to the marginalised, being saved in prison, and going from drug addict to church leader.
Do Christians need to man up?
What does it mean to be a biblical man in a world filled with endless definitions of masculinity? Is there a solution in the church, or are we a part of the problem? Michael Fanstone spoke to Lau Ciocan, founder of Mentoring Advocacy Network (MAN), and Rev Mark Lyndon-Jones from Mpower Men's Ministry.
'Christians are weird people, we have a different story'
Doug from London City Mission shares his top tips for becoming more confident in sharing the Good News and why Christians should embrace our weirdness.
Could date nights save your marriage?
Regular date nights lead to a happier life and healthier marriage according to a new report. Michaela Hyde from Marriage Foundation, Nicky and Sila Lee, founders of HTB Marriage Course, and Katharine Hill from Care for Families reflect on the findings with Michael Fanstone.
Why parents struggle to raise godly children in a digital world
In the last 25 years, new and exciting things in technology have come about. So, if you are a parent or carer and the children you care for were born then, it does seem to be a huge challenge raising them in a godly way with all the tech distractions. So how can we rise to this challenge, and is there a better way of doing things? Digital parenting coach Yetty Williams spoke to Premier's Michael Fanstone
Struggling to focus? You might have 'popcorn brain'
Journalist Heather Tomlinson, tech expert Chris Goswami, and Dr Deborah Webster, founder of Thrive academy, chat to Michael Fanstone about declining attention spans, dopamine hits, and how we can combat 'popcorn brain' with prayer. Read more on Premier Christianity: https://www.premierchristianity.com/opinion/5-ways-christians-can-dodge-the-dopamine-cartels/17347.article
Ace Compozers producer: All you need is a naked heart to worship God
If you think good worship is only for those with musical gifts, one group, the Anthem Choir, is changing all that. Their passion project lets people who have no musical experience whatsoever and without any auditions sing in a simple, powerful worship experience. Singer, Heavenlin Ohene Akrasi and Ace Afrobeat Producer from the Compozers, David Ohene Akrasi spoke to Premier's Michael Fanstone.
Is the new Scottish Hate Speech Law too strict to follow?
What is the strictest rule you have had to follow in your life? Well, if you live in Scotland, there’s a new one now added to your list. The Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act 2021. Critics say it could erode freedom of speech and religion. So, as Christians should we be worried? Lois Miller and Jamie Gillies spoke to Premier's Michael Fanstone on Inspirational Breakfast
The most popular Christian book of all time is...
Theologian and book publisher Tom Creedy chats to Michael Fanstone about the books that changed his life, why he's steering clear of AI literature, and what makes some Christian books so popular.
Why the Bible is still the greatest story ever told
Theologian Paula Gooder chats to Michael Fanstone about scripture's influence on modern-day storytelling, which books have been game-changers in her life, and why the Bible is still the greatest story ever told.
How Christians can make a difference in the present farmers' crises
Can you imagine a world without farmers? The ripple effects of their absence would be felt everywhere. However, farmers are currently facing pressures in the UK and Europe which are severe enough to provoke outbursts of protest. What role can the Church and Christians play to help and support farmers? Luke Thomas and Roland Nancekivell spoke to Premier's Michael Fanstone on Inspirational Breakfast