Today I thought I’d tell you a little about an integrated approach I’ve set up to make use of the online social networking websites, and also to share with you some different ways you can access the content of this blog. Basically I have tried to ensure that a few of these sites will work together for me, that each of them, therefore, will offer you another way to follow the blog, and, where possible, point you to other material... Read more
Most Mondays I post something by or about Doctor Martyn Lloyd-Jones, one of my historical heroes. Today is an example of this habit. While I was preoccupied with New Word Alive, Martin Downes posted the chapter list for a new book on Lloyd-Jones by the Doctor’s assistant. The book, entitled “Lloyd-Jones—Messenger of Grace,” is broad-ranging, and will look at issues like Lloyd-Jones’ attitude toward the Holy Spirit, preaching, and the impact of his sermons. It sounds like a very interesting... Read more
This is the final segment of my three-part interview with Wallace Benn, Bishop of Lewes and previous leader of Word Alive. Part one can be read here, and part two here. In the concluding section, the Bishop talks about handing over the leadership duties to Hugh Palmer, and the role New Word Alive has in fostering continued cooperation between conviction evangelicals. AdrianPractically speaking, I know next year New Word Alive is moving on to two weeks and all that kind... Read more
This is the second part of a three-part interview I did with Bishop Wallace Benn at the New Word Alive conference last week. You can read part 1 here. In this segment, the Bishop discusses his total commitment to the doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement, and gives some reasons why PSA “is central to a proper understanding of the gospel.” AdrianYou just mentioned a high view of the cross. For those people who might not understand what all that means,... Read more
While I was in Pwllheli at New Word Alive, I did an MP3 interview with Bishop Wallace Benn. I thought that I would share the full transcript here over the next few days. AdrianThis is Adrian Warnock here, and right now I’m in the Refectory, so you can probably hear some of the hubbub as people finish their meals. I think I got the last dinner today, so it may die down as we continue here. I’m here with the... Read more
This post contains great news for all those who are unable to get to the Together for the Gospel conference. The event is still happening at the moment, but you can already download the mp3s of the talks for free. I also want to point you to what I predict will be the cream of the live-blogging during the Together For The Gospel conference. The following sites are great places to learn about what’s been going on: Carolyn McCulley —... Read more
It’s my blogoversary today. Five years is a long time. At the moment I can only think of a handful of other Christian blogs that I still read from time-to-time that were around back in 2003. Here are some of them, with dates they began in brackets (where I know them): Tim Challies (June 2003) David Wayne (December 2003) now at Jollyblogger Joe Carter (October 2003) Josh Clayborn (? Date) now at In the Agora Hugh Hewitt (? Date) The... Read more
The second sermon that John Piper preached at New Word Alive is now available online. You can download the audio for free or read my notes. Read more
New Word Alive 2008 is now over. Here is a full list of my reports and interviews of the conference. I will be releasing some video interviews with John Piper, Don Carson, and Terry Virgo over the next couple of weeks. You can also visit the New Word Alive website to order CDs, and links to free mp3 downloads of the two Piper talks will be available from my reports of the sessions in the following list: APRIL 7, 2008... Read more
Carson closed the conference with his final talk on 1 John. I was home by this time, but I was able to listen to it over the weekend. You can do the same by ordering CDs from the New Word Alive website. I will share some short notes of it here. Because of his love for us, we should love others. If people can’t see God, they can see his love operating in us as we love one another. In... Read more
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