Make your life count: a year of Adrian’s writing

Make your life count: a year of Adrian’s writing 2025-11-05T12:00:03+00:00

“One life” how to make yours count: Pro-life for refugees

Making your life count was the theme I started on at the beginning of last year.  Inspired by a movie on the life of Nicky Winton, the focus was questioning why we as Christians tend to sit around talking, and yes blogging about things rather than actually making a difference. Several times in the year I argued we must learn to be pro-life not just for babies in the womb but for all people everywhere.  If you have not watched the film, I encourage you to do so. In many ways this first article set the tone for the rest of my year of writing, and one of the last articles I wrote last year returned to the same theme: Love the Immigrant: This is the Way

What a year 2024 has been. I was able to write a lot more than I did in 2023 which I enjoyed. I hope you also enjoyed the journey with me. I do not believe that Christian Blogs are Dead, and still identify as a blogger. I created with the assistance of AI lists of the Top Personal Christian Blogs and Organisation Blogs.

This was the year I marked a full seven years of my new life dealing with long term sickness and disability.  I hope that my overview of what that has been like was helpful to many, if you missed it, and only want to catch up on one of these posts can I recommend this one: D-Day: Defying Definition by Diagnoses Seven Years On.

D-Day: Defying Definition by Diagnoses Seven Years On

 

 

POLITICS AND RELIGION

Politics from a faith perspective has been a major pre-occupation this year for me, and I reacted quite strongly to the assumptions coming out of the USA that you HAVE to be very right wing if you are a Christian.  Here are some of the highlights of this writing from me this year:

Pro-Life Voting: Beyond Anti-Abortion, Protecting All Lives

 

FAITH AND CHURCH

I also explored some other theological and practical themes. I challenged some of our assumptions in the following posts:

Ten Things Jesus Did NOT Say

 

THE RESURRECTION

I also shared the content of my first book which will hopefully shortly be re-published as a second edition:

What is the Baptism in the Holy Spirit? Receiving Assurance

 

I hope to be able to write more on some of these themes this year.

About Adrian Warnock
The resurrection of Jesus changes everything. Just not all at once. Healing takes time. Compassion and patience carry us over a lifetime of change.
These are the themes I explore in my books and in the articles I have written for Patheos since 2003.

My writing draws on my scientific training as a doctor and psychiatrist, my work in the UK's National Health Service and the pharmaceutical industry, alongside more than twenty-five years as a member of a growing church where I served on the leadership team offering pastoral care.

My perspective has also been shaped by chronic illness since 2017, when I developed life-threatening pneumonia that caused lasting damage to my body, triggered several further conditions, and uncovered a diagnosis of blood cancer. This was successfully treated, although doctors expect it to return in the future. Out of these experiences I founded Blood Cancer Uncensored, an online patient-led support community.

I am the author of the Transformed by Jesus: Spiritual Renewal series of books, which ask:

→ Is the Easter story true, and what does it mean?

Raised With Christ: How the Resurrection Changes Everything

→ Why is change so difficult? What causes the resistance?

The Traitor Within: Understanding and Healing Our Deceitful Hearts

→ How does transformation happen over time?

Amazing Grace: How Faith Grows in the Human Heart

→ What are the first steps on a journey of faith?

Hope Reborn: How to Become a Christian and Live for Jesus

These books bring together medical, psychological, social, and faith-based insights, advocating for a biopsychosocial–spiritual model of wellbeing. My qualifications and training reflect this integrated background:

→ British MB BS medical degree (equivalent to an MD in the USA)

→ Postgraduate qualifications in Psychiatry (MRCPsych) and Pharmaceutical Medicine (MFFM, DipPharmMed)

→ Theological training courses run by Newfrontiers


You can read more about the author here.
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