Adrian Warnock Christian Podcast: Hope, healing, and compassion

Dr Adrian Warnock
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This podcast is influenced by my medical training, work as a psychiatrist, serving as a pastoral leader in a growing multicultural church, and lived experience of chronic illness including blood cancer, which led to me taking early retirement. As my energy permits, I create these episodes, TikTok videos, Christian nonfiction books, and articles for Substack, Patheos, and other websites. All I say and write is driven by the following conviction: The resurrection of Jesus changes everything. Just not all at once. Healing takes time. Compassion and patience sustain us over a lifetime of change. adrianwarnock.substack.com

  1. 3h ago

    A Relationship with the Risen Jesus

    This is a chapter from my first book. It challenges us, demonstrating that previous generations of Christians valued an awareness of a personal relationship with Jesus much more than we do. Allow their examples to stir your heart today as you read or listen. For the next few days you can get Raised With Christ: How The Resurrection Changes Everything for a massive 80% off the asking price in both the USA and UK. This is for kindle only, the paperback and hardback are still available if you prefer to have a physical book. All I ask in return for this special offer is that you consider writing a review for this book, and any other Christian book you read. If you have Kindle Unlimited this book remains free to you. Available on Amazon: https://mybook.to/raisedwithchrist Read this on Substack: https://adrianwarnock.substack.com/p/a-relationship-with-the-risen-jesus Get full access to Adrian Warnock at adrianwarnock.substack.com/subscribe

  2. 1d ago

    Seven Different Motivations for Spiritual Growth

    Today’s article is taken from my book Raised With Christ: How The Resurrection Changes Everything. The kindle edition of this book is available for a few days only at over 80% off the list price! If you have Kindle Unlimited this book remains free to you. You can buy it here: https://mybook.to/raisedwithchrist Jesus himself is at work within us causing us to obey him. He gives us the Holy Spirit to help transform us to be like him. Time after time in the Gospels Jesus commands us to do things that seem humanly impossible, but he provides renewed power by his Spirit working within us, enabling us to persevere and, over time, become the people he wants us to be. We are called to be followers of the risen Christ and to learn to obey him. Watch the video or read this on Substack: https://adrianwarnock.substack.com/p/seven-different-motivations-for-spiritual Get full access to Adrian Warnock at adrianwarnock.substack.com/subscribe

  3. 1d ago

    Christ in You: My Review of this Impactful Book

    When I recorded this podcast episode, I had just finished reading Gary York’s Christ in You a matter of minutes before. If you like the sound of this book it is available on Kindle at a huge discount from today in the USA, and tomorow in the UK for seven days. Free with Kindle Unlimited. https://mybook.to/Christinyou Visit Substack to watch the video or read the article: https://adrianwarnock.substack.com/p/christ-in-you-review Get full access to Adrian Warnock at adrianwarnock.substack.com/subscribe

  4. 2d ago

    Raised with Christ: Kindle Version is 86% off for a week!

    I am glad to be able to announce that for just the next seven days you can get Raised With Christ: How The Resurrection Changes Everything for a massive 86% off the asking price in both the USA and UK. This is for kindle only, the paperback and hardback are still available at the same price if you prefer to have a physical book. All I ask in return for this special offer is that you consider writing a review for this book, and any other Christian book you read. If you have Kindle Unlimited this book remains free to you. Available on Amazon: https://mybook.to/raisedwithchrist Today, I wanted to read the first portion of Chapter One for you to get a bit of an idea what it is about. If you prefer to watch the video or read the text, visit Substack: Get full access to Adrian Warnock at adrianwarnock.substack.com/subscribe

  5. Aug 7

    Reviving Hymns for a New Generation

    One of my favorite series of articles that predates this Substack is what I call “Revive a hymn”. The philosophy is simple. There are old hymns that, at least in some circles of the church today, are not much used but should be. For more about each of the hymns mentioned and to listen to modern adaptations visit my Substack: https://adrianwarnock.substack.com/p/reviving-hymns-for-a-new-generation Which of these hymns, old version or new, do you like the best? Which others would you like me to look at in future editions of Revive a hymn? Let me know on Substack. Read More by Adrian about Worship * As I read Newton, he reminds me that I need Christ * I Once Was Blind But Now I See: John Newton explains his famous phrase * Jesus Commands: Worship me Part of a series on what Jesus wants from us and works in us * Worship: Are Physical Expressions and Emotions Essential? * Embodied Worship: Corporate Singing and Lives of Service Interviews by Adrian Tim Challies We Trust God With That As Well Keith Plummer As I read John Newton, he reminds me that I need Christ Daniel Johnson Would a wretch like John Newton be welcome in our churches? Aaron Armstrong Whatever Happened to the Young, Restless and Reformed? PJ Smyth See No Evil: God, the Shed, and my Dad Dr Mark Mayfield Christians and Mental Health Barnabas Piper Pastor’s Kid, Divorcee, And Minister Please follow wherever you get your podcasts. Watch video on Substack. Get full access to Adrian Warnock at adrianwarnock.substack.com/subscribe

  6. Jul 31

    Meeting Tim Challies Twenty Years Later

    This is my interview with Tim Challies who is the longest running continuous Christian personal blogger. His site has published an article every day since 2003 which was also the year I started writing my own blog, initially at adrianwarnock.com before moving to Patheos. In case you have not heard of this giant of the online Christian world, his blog can still be found at Challies.com. Watch the full interview and read the transcript: https://adrianwarnock.substack.com/p/live-with-dr-adrian-warnock Or read a short article exploring the key themes from this interview, https://www.patheos.com/blogs/adrianwarnock/2026/07/tim-challies-interview-we-trust-god-with-that-as-well/ Get full access to Adrian Warnock at adrianwarnock.substack.com/subscribe

    Meeting Tim Challies Twenty Years Later

  7. Jul 29

    Is Substack in danger of becoming a walled garden?

    Is it possible that I might be missing out on good content, elsewhere? What do I mean by the idea of Substack becoming for me something of a walled garden? I’ve not been on Substack for two months yet. But what I’ve noticed is I’m spending far less time on other social media sites. Visit substack for the video or article accompanying this podcast which includes information about how you can cheat the algorithm and follow the sites you want to properly. https://adrianwarnock.substack.com/p/is-substack-in-danger-of-becoming . Get full access to Adrian Warnock at adrianwarnock.substack.com/subscribe

  8. Jul 28

    John Newton helps us better know our hearts and the One who alone can heal them

    I very much enjoyed this conversation with veteran blogger, old friend, and John Newton enthusiast, Keith Plummer. You can watch a video of our conversation or read the transcript, including links to the Newton quotes we discuss on Substack: https://adrianwarnock.substack.com/p/john-newton-helps-us-better-know Or read a short article highlighting the key themes of our conversation on Patheos: https://www.patheos.com/blogs/adrianwarnock/2026/07/as-read-john-newton-he-reminds-me-that-i-need-christ Get full access to Adrian Warnock at adrianwarnock.substack.com/subscribe

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This podcast is influenced by my medical training, work as a psychiatrist, serving as a pastoral leader in a growing multicultural church, and lived experience of chronic illness including blood cancer, which led to me taking early retirement. As my energy permits, I create these episodes, TikTok videos, Christian nonfiction books, and articles for Substack, Patheos, and other websites. All I say and write is driven by the following conviction: The resurrection of Jesus changes everything. Just not all at once. Healing takes time. Compassion and patience sustain us over a lifetime of change. adrianwarnock.substack.com

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