Consecrated Life,
Monday 23rd February 2015 - 07:00 am
Guest presenter Fr Christopher Jamison will be joining John Pantry. He’s a Benedictine monk and former Abbot of Worth Abbey in West Sussex, whom you may well have seen on the BBC TV series The Monastery. He’ll be with us on the show every Monday throughout Lent.
On the show we’ll be asking ‘Are there certain areas that Christians should not attempt to pray into without some foreknowledge?’. With the elections coming up, many of us are praying for our leaders and for parliament, which is good. Some Christians are planning on prayer marches to pull down spiritual strongholds in the country. However, are Christians making a mistake when they believe they have the authority to challenge the powers of darkness in the heavenly realms? You may have heard rhetoric about "taking back what the enemy stole" or "possessing the land" that the enemy currently inhabits, but do we have the authority to do this? We’ll be joined by church leader, author and broadcaster Gerald Coates who has some experience in this area.
http://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Weekday/Inspirational-Breakfast/Episodes/Inspirational-Breakfast188
Today’s readings: Psalm 10, John 5: 1 – 18
Fr Christopher Jamison to present breakfast show on Premier Radio - Independent Catholic News
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There will be a chance to hear Benedictine Fr Christopher Jamison every Monday morning throughout Lent, when he joins ‘Inspirational Breakfast’ on Premier Radio - beginning at 7am on Monday, 23 February.
Fr Christopher, former Abbot of Worth Abbey in West Sussex, became a familiar figure following the BBC 2 documentary series ‘The Monastery’. He is also the author of two books: ‘Finding Sanctuary’ -Monastic Steps for Everyday Life, and ‘Finding Happiness’ – Monastic Steps for a Fulfilling Life.'
The Australian-born monk will co-host Premier’s ‘Inspirational Breakfast’ show with resident presenter John Pantry, who said today: “Fr Christopher will be the first monk to present a programme on Premier and I look forward to sharing the show with him and our morning listeners.”
As the director of the National Office for Vocation, an office of the Roman Catholic Church, since 2010, Fr Christopher is responsible for creating a culture of vocation throughout the country. He said today: “I love radio, both to listen and to broadcast, but this will be my first experience of presenting on radio. I’m really looking forward to the opportunity to engage with Premier’s listeners who are doing such a fantastic job sustaining this wonderful station.”
Premier Christian Radio broadcasts on 1305, 1332, 1431, 1566 MW in London and nationally on DAB and Freeview 725.
For more information and to listen online see: http://www.premier.org.uk/ |
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