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Henry Warnock

An Old Poem on the paradox of so-called “freedom”

November 14, 2011

When I was younger I used to write poems. I can’t remember the last time that I wrote one. I found this when doing some clearing up yesterday at home. I have to try and tidy the room that has doubled as a family “den” and my study so that we can get my son [...]

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Bringing warmth to a fathers heart

October 5, 2010

One of my children came downstairs, after being in their room for ages yesterday, with the following list of verses. They had obviously spent a long time going thru a bible looking at highlighted verses and choosing, as they put it, their “favorite ones”. I think its a pretty good list, actually, and I am [...]

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10 Things I learnt on my summer “break”

September 1, 2010

Following just over a month of this self-imposed near-total break from my online life (obviously not including my paid work!) what have I discovered? WordPress’s auto-publish feature is bullet-proof and a real gift You hardly missed me as a result of 1. and my kind guest bloggers. Indeed, traffic remained pretty high considering it was August. Phil [...]

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What Is The Purpose of This Mysterious Gauge On The Underground?

September 30, 2008

I wrote this post today on my way to the hospital with my son, Henry. I’ve taken the day off to be with him while he undergoes major dental surgery. Henry is a very observant boy and noticed the gauge that’s pictured here under one of the seats on the train. We watched it and [...]

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Mark Driscoll Unleashed in London

July 12, 2008

The Newfrontiers conference in Brighton is now over, but for me the learning continues. It was a delight to bring my son, Henry, to hear Mark in the flesh last night. Having been away, it was good to get some time with Henry on the way there. Henry was very observant of the unusual surroundings [...]

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Mother’s Day Sermon – Comfort Like a Mother

March 5, 2008

This sermon was preached by me on the UK’s Mother’s Day, which was on March 2nd. The audio can be downloaded or played here. It was based on a number of verses: Isaiah 66:13“As one whom his mother comforts, so I will comfort you; you shall be comforted in Jerusalem.” Isaiah 49:15-16 Good News Bible“Can [...]

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Home Again!

February 19, 2008

We’re home again! The reunion was sweet, although the three of us are rather tired. I worked today, while both Henry and Tamasin spent some time sleeping. Unfortunately, none of us slept a wink on the plane! This was the longest I’ve been away from my dear wife, and the longest I have been in [...]

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Sea World and Mardi Gras

February 10, 2008

Saturday was Sea World day and the Mardi Gras. Tamasin described it as follows in her diary: Today we went to Sea World. Sea World is joined up with Discovery Cove (the place with the dolphins). Sea World was really cool. They had a roller coaster (it was easy but fun) and a water ride. [...]

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Wet n’ Wild in Orlando, Florida

February 6, 2008

We learned an invaluable lesson today about vacations in Florida. You really can’t do it all, and you actually don’t want to. Having spent a stimulating and enjoyable day at Universal Studios yesterday, we took someone’s advice and decided to have a day at a waterpark before hitting Islands of Adventure tomorrow. The idea of [...]

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The Journey is Over . . . the Adventure Begins!

February 4, 2008

We made it!! Tamasin said: In the end, when we finally arrived in Orlando, it was about 5:15 p.m. We went to our hotel, grabbed some food. and went to a sort of party with an outdoor swimming pool. It was great. Henry said in his diary: We’re here. I’m at the hotel and I [...]

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At the Airport . . .

February 3, 2008

We’re sitting at Gatwick, having enjoyed what I fear may be our last healthy meal for a couple of weeks! We ate a fruit salad, a chicken, bacon and salad sandwich, and fresh fruit yogurt between us. I may be wrong, but my image of Orlando doesn’t include healthy salads being available. Tamasin is particularly [...]

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America Beware . . . Warnie is Back!!

February 2, 2008

Yep—that’s right! This post marks the return of Warnie. I just can’t keep away any longer! Not only am I returning to reasonably regular fresh blogging, in less than 12 hours I’ll be jumping on a plane and living the “American dream” for two whole weeks! After much careful thought, I’ve also decided that you’re [...]

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Arsenal vs Tottenham in My Family

November 16, 2007

People who know me well know that the football genes have skipped a generation. I am, of course, referring to the original game of football as invented by us British and called “soccer” by only one nation on earth (i.e. the USA). To the rest of the world it’s just ‘football’. My father and brother [...]

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Photography With a MacBook and iPhoto – Rob Rufus Photos

August 15, 2007

Observant readers of my blog will have noticed that I didn’t post any larger photos of Rob Rufus when I spoke about Together On A Mission and interviewed Rob Rufus. One reason for this was that the snapshots I took while we were together were ruined in my hurry as I had the camera on [...]

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Adrian and Henry Say More About Their Apple MacBook

June 14, 2007

The second installment in my Mac videos, in which I mention Logos Bible software, parallels and also some of the other things that make the jump tricky for a PC user.

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Some Charis Art and Henry Warnock’s New Website

November 27, 2006

UPDATE Henry Warnock has started a new website. Follow the link to visit it.

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Warnie Returns!

August 6, 2006

Well, I am back! Normal blogging will resume around here shortly – well, maybe not normal – it is me we are talking about!Anyway, good old Paul Schafer, the King of Lists, has generated a list of most of my personal and family posts from the previous years. I have had a lot of fun [...]

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World Cup Warnie

June 13, 2006

Dave Routledge posted this picture of me looking remarkably relaxed before the England World Cup game. Whilst some of his comments about the day are ‘filthy lies’ and half-truths (!) he’s right about one thing – my mind was on the sermon, not the game. I thought I would try and understand the attraction of [...]

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Birthday Boy!

February 25, 2006

This photo of Henry proves that there is hope that at least the next generation of Warnocks might have more prowess with a ball than me! What concentration! What racket control! Wimbledon here we come……..?  

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Goalie Adrian

February 25, 2006

Some of you that know me will be interested to learn that I have finally taken up football in the interests of encouraging my eldest son, Henry. If you think I look scared, you are right!  

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