Books every Christian should read: Spurgeon's Sermons

Last updated on: June 27, 2018 at 11:05 pm By Adrian Warnock

The Metropolitan Tabernacle pulpit and New Park St Pulpit include 3200 sermons by Spurgeon and are one of the marvels of English language publishing. Widely believed to be the greatest English-speaking preacher ever known Spurgeonexpected to win souls with every message. His preaching created a stir in Victorian England and beyond. He was every bit as well-known as any televangelist of today. These two series of sermons together are encyclopedic in their extent. I will never forget first seeing them... Read more

Star Trek Medical Scanners here we come

Last updated on: April 9, 2005 at 10:19 pm By Adrian Warnock

BBC NEWS reports that “Hand-held gadgets could be used in the future to take 3D scans showing tissues inside the body” but as usual SciFi got there first! Read more

Woman breastfeeds newborn tiger cubs

Last updated on: April 9, 2005 at 10:18 pm By Adrian Warnock

The Telegraph says it all. What can I say? Read more

Martin Luther on prayer

Last updated on: April 9, 2005 at 10:14 pm By Adrian Warnock

Thanks to Blogotional for this :“We should pray by fixing our mind upon some pressing need, desiring it with all earnestness, and then exercise faith and confidence toward God in the matter, never doubting that we have been heard. St. Bernard said, ‘Dear brothers, you should never doubt your prayer, thinking that it might have been in vain, for I tell you truly that before you have uttered the words, the prayer is already recorded in heaven. Therefore you should... Read more

Warnie Acceptance Speeches

Last updated on: April 9, 2005 at 10:06 pm By Adrian Warnock

Christweb and Rebecca have their acceptance speeches up on their blogs. Welcome to the club both of you! Now you all know what kind of blogs I like, email submissions from you my readers, highlighting the next rising star blog who deserves a “Warnie” would be great! Read more

looking for podcasting assistance

Last updated on: April 9, 2005 at 8:54 pm By Adrian Warnock

Anyone out there a whizz at this podcasting thing? Would value some help/advice on this- email me if you know anything about it all. Read more

English Standard Version Update

Last updated on: April 8, 2005 at 10:12 pm By Adrian Warnock

More bloggers have joined me in supporting the English Standard Version. So far I have only come accross one detractor in my comments. It seems there is a genuine move to support this translation and Marla, a beggar, Doug on Challies.com, , words behind me, have endorsed the ESV and walloworld has noticed the trend and mentioned it without endorsing. Read more

Tonights Warnie awards ceremony……

Last updated on: April 8, 2005 at 10:01 pm By Adrian Warnock

…..comes to you as always from London England. Without any of my usual waffly preamble I intend to cut straight to the chase and announce two more winners of a “Warnie award for Blogging excelence”. Both winners today I have been aware of for some time, and these awards reflect their persistance in great blogging. I hope that these awards will introduce more people to tonights winners-Christweb and Rebecca Writes why not congratulate them on your own blog for recieving... Read more

Preaching the simple gospel: Have you got Beautiful feet?

Last updated on: April 8, 2005 at 7:19 pm By Adrian Warnock

If you have been following either the simple gospel debate or my stuff on preaching, last sundays sermon is just for you- why not listen to it as I suspect that what I have been trying to say comes accross better in the sermon than in my blog. Read more

UK Evangelicals mourn the Popes passing

Last updated on: April 7, 2005 at 5:16 pm By Adrian Warnock

Joel Edwards of the UK Evangelical Alliance has stated: “John Paul II was one of the most remarkable Christian leaders of recent times. There is no denying his deep personal piety, and the courage, faith and fortitude he showed as a Christian pastor and bishop in the face of both Nazism and Communism. We strongly supported his witness in favour of life, and against the ‘culture of death’ exemplified by abortion and euthanasia.”. He went on to say, “We admired... Read more