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Website Tweaks

December 16, 2009

Teething problems with the wordpress install were I am sure inevitable given the size of my blog (over 3600 posts!). We had a minor issue today as the site required some significant surgery behind the scenes. It should be back working again. Sorry for any inconvenience. If it is still looking somewhat odd then [...]

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adrianwarnock. com Has Major Facelift

December 7, 2009

The patient is positively ancient in blog years but adrianwarnock.com is up and living under its new look.  There are a lot of wrinkles to iron out still. Let me know if you spot any!

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It’s Leadership Wot Won It

October 20, 2009

The remarkable story of the team which was brought back from the brink of closure and won both constructors and drivers championship in their first year under a new name is one that people will talk about for years. One of the best pieces of analysis I have found so far is on the [...]

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Letter to a soon-to-be-published author | Culture Making

October 16, 2009

Letter to a soon-to-be-published author | Culture Making: “It is good to keep in mind Mark Twain’s admittedly harsh dictum, ‘Most books come into the world with all the fanfare of a stillborn child.’ The truth is that unlike, say, your wedding day, there will be a great and utter lack of excitement about your [...]

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Our Worship is Not Enough

October 13, 2009

God. Creator of everything out of nothing. All powerful. Sovereign over every atom. Ruler with no rival. Glorious. Holy. The one who eternally is.
Who am I? Nothing that’s what. It really is all about Jesus, not me. After a session that begun in a rousing rejoicing delighting time in the presence of God here [...]

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Five Kids and A Photographer For a Wife

October 10, 2009

We are a computer-loving family. My wife is editting photos and the kids are all looking at various screens. We obviously don’t have enough to go round, so at times like this I am glad I have an iPhone. My favorite iPhone app for blogging is called blogpress. It’s fairly easy to write with especially [...]

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JOLLYBLOGGER: Health Update – Tumours Not Growing

October 3, 2009

Long-time blog readers will know that David Wayne and I struck up a close blogging friendship some years ago despite the fact he is on the opposite side of the Atlantic and is in a very different kind of church to me. Just before Christmas the Christian blogosphere was rocked to hear that he was [...]

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The Warnocks In The Sand

July 31, 2009
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Swine Flu Apparently Reaches The Warnocks

July 17, 2009

The Swine Flu global epidemic is the first of the 24/7 media era. It seems the mainstream media can’t quite seem to decide whether to whip us all up into a panic with stories of children dying or lead us to total complacency with stories of swine flu parties and reassurance that the majority of [...]

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Has King David’s Palace Been Found

July 15, 2009

Justyn Taylor recently shared some links reporting on the discovery of the ruins of a large building near the Temple Mount which looks very much like it may have been the palace of the biblical David.

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TOAM Session 9 – R.A.W. By P.J. Smyth

July 10, 2009

1. Risk
When Joshua was old God told him he was old he was told that there was still much to do.
Elephants are very undomesticated. They take risks. They are raw. Never say you won’t do something because there is a risk attached to it. We are a herd and we need [...]

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Adrian’s Story Part Five – Learning to Value Being, Not Doing

June 17, 2009

It’s funny how God often uses odd little coincidences to hammer home something he wants to say to you. I realized, thanks to the posts from my recent sermon, that I hadn’t shared the next installment of my story with you. So I dug out the old version of this post, set about beginning [...]

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Adrian’s Story Part Four — My Time Away From Newfrontiers

May 20, 2009

I concluded the last section of my story by explaining that because of my father’s job relocation, we moved away from the church in which I had been so happy.
For me, moving away from my friends and the church I had so loved was tough. Suddenly I discovered that there were actually churches that were [...]

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God Doesn’t Believe In Atheists

March 25, 2009

I love it when modern research “discovers” something the Bible has been telling us for 2,000 years. Dr Justin Barrett was on the BBC’s Today program a while back, but for some reason the report is suddenly very popular at the moment.  Barrett argues that all the evidence points to the idea that children all over [...]

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