What is the Meaning of Easter and Why Does it Matter?

Last updated on: March 17, 2026 at 12:10 pm By Adrian Warnock

Read a book about the resurrection this Easter. I was asked to preach one Easter Sunday. Usually, I enjoyed preaching, but I was busy, weary, and not looking forward to it. Shockingly, talking about Easter felt boring. I had preached about the cross many times before. I definitely believed in the truth of the resurrection, but I had assumed it rather than exploring it. I began studying the resurrection seriously for the first time. What I discovered unsettled me. In Acts, every recorded sermon centers on the resurrection of Jesus. Yet I realized that none of the sermons I had heard or preached had fully explained its meaning and implications. Read more

What Is Wrong With Me? Self-Deception and the Human Heart

Last updated on: February 24, 2026 at 8:14 am By Adrian Warnock

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You are not alone. People ask "what is wrong with me?" when they are anxious, depressed, or weighed down with guilt or shame. Sometimes a broken relationship is the trigger, or even personal trauma. It is often a cry of deep pain, and can prompt an existential crisis that causes us to question everything we think we know about human nature. Let me say this clearly at the outset: Suffering is real. Injustice is real. Harm is real. There is a big difference between healthy guilt and destructive shame. And yet, there is another dimension to the question that is harder to face. Read more

Evangelicals Now: Learning from John Newton 300 years on

Last updated on: March 9, 2026 at 9:51 pm By Adrian Warnock

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The headlines of the story are well-known. A rebellious youth. Pressganged into the Royal Navy. Whipped after an attempted desertion. Swapped onto a ship on its way to pick up slaves. Enslaved, himself, in Africa. Rescued by a captain friend of his father’s only to almost die in a storm on the way home. So far from God that his fellow sailors thought that he, like Jonah, had brought the wrath of God down on them. His prayer in that... Read more

Why Do I Feel So Full of Shame? Even when I am not Guilty?

Last updated on: February 16, 2026 at 9:34 am By Adrian Warnock

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Shame is often a lie that speaks to us from deep inside Have you struggled with crippling shame? Do you constantly fear social rejection? Have you been cancelled by your community? Do you lie awake at night wondering if you deserve to be outed as a fraud? Do you wonder if you are the worst sinner in the world and unforgivable? Read on, and I hope this article will be of some help to you. Before Christmas I had the... Read more

How to use collections in Logos Bible Software

Last updated on: February 13, 2026 at 3:04 pm By Adrian Warnock

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This video shows you how to use collections in Logos Bible Software. You can get your 2026 Library here: ⁠https://logos.sjv.io/VOaAgk⁠ ⁠I was kindly given a copy of one of the Preacher libraries by Logos so that I would review it, but I’m not constrained as to what kind of review I give. I confess that I so spend an awful lot of money of my own on Logos. If you want to contribute to my Logos addiction, please feel free to ⁠click on the affiliate link⁠ and you’ll give me a small contribution towards that. Read more

How to use commentaries in Logos Bible Software

Last updated on: February 13, 2026 at 12:01 pm By Adrian Warnock

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I’m not going to assume that you know anything about Logos, so I’ll start with something very simple. Let’s suppose you want to do a simple Bible study. You want to read the Bible, and you want to read a commentary. You can go to Layouts, click “Bible and Commentary,” and boom, up it comes. At the moment we’ve got the ESV version here, and we’ve got the Africa Bible Commentary there, but we can change that.... Read more

Review: Logos Bible Software 2026 Libraries

Last updated on: February 12, 2026 at 3:28 pm By Adrian Warnock

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Here is a video in which I talk to you about the review version of the Logos Bible Software 2026 libraries, and show you how to approach choosing which libraries to buy and how to do this economically. Also available wherever you get your podcasts, on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Please like, subscribe and follow. I was kindly given a copy of one of the Preacher libraries by Logos so that I would review it, but I’m not constrained as... Read more

You can’t trust your eyes, your ears or The Traitor Within

Last updated on: January 27, 2026 at 10:12 pm By Adrian Warnock

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Seeing is not believing. Since the advent of deep fakes, particularly, we can't trust any videos we see online anymore. We can't trust anything we see with our eyes anymore. But we can’t trust what we hear either. Most of all we can’t trust what is inside of us. Read more

The Traitors Season 4 UK Finale and Moral Reasoning

Last updated on: January 24, 2026 at 8:02 pm By Adrian Warnock

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How do humans process information and make moral choices? Stephen said he left The Traitors UK with his moral compass intact. Was he right? This video looks at how humans make difficult choices, using The Traitors as moral theatre. Questions like this sit at the heart of my book The Traitor Within: Understanding and Healing Our Deceitful Heart. I can’t believe it. The Traitors UK Season 4 is over already! It felt like it came on us very quickly. But it’s been a great series, and I want to use it to illustrate something much deeper than reality TV: how we make decisions, how we process information, and how human beings deceive themselves without meaning to. What The Traitors gives us is a kind of moral theatre. It shows, in real time, how we sense, feel, think, reason, and finally choose. SPOILERS AHEAD Read more

TikTok: Safe through life’s storms: Jonah, John Newton & me!

Last updated on: January 23, 2026 at 2:14 pm By Adrian Warnock

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I went to the seaside recently, and the sea was quote rough. I filmed a short video which is attached below, I have been posting to TikTok recently if you are over there come and find me! Behind me, the sea was fairly rough. I mean, the sea does get a lot rougher than this, but it was very windy. It wasn’t exactly a warm, sunny day. I was wearing my Tom Baker Doctor Who scarf, and a coat which... Read more

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