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Adrian Warnock

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Colchester, London
As seen in: Blood Cancer Uncensored, Patheos, Apple Podcasts, Holistic Women's Health, BBC, Substack, Desiring God, The Gospel Coalition, Church Leaders, Charisma News, Crossway, Christianity Magazine and
Covers:  Meditation, Mindfulness, Psychiatry, Psychology, Philosophy, Theology, Religion, Suffering, Christianity, Clinical Trials, Blood Cancer, Leukemia, Lymphoma, Immune System, Medicines, Health
Christian doctor and published author. Join me on Substack and Patheos. I live with chronic illness, & write about hope, healing, and compassion.

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Adrian Warnock’s Biography

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Adrian Warnock was diagnosed with blood cancer in May 2017. He is the founder of Blood Cancer Uncensored, and has been featured on Patient Power. He is passionate about helping people learn to approach suffering with hope and compassion.

Adrian is a medical doctor who worked in the UK's NHS as a psychiatrist for eight years. He then worked in the pharmaceutical industry for fifteen years helping to run the clinical trials that bring us new medicines, and communicate the results.

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Adrian Warnock’s Journalist Portfolio

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Why my articles will never be behind a paywall. And why I have enabled paid subscriptions anyway

Why my articles will never be behind a paywall. And why I have enabled paid subscriptions anyway

My first two months on Substack and how you can support this page moving forward

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Faith Alone Misses Real Healing: How can a Biopsychosocial-spiritual Approach Help me?

Faith Alone Misses Real Healing: How can a Biopsychosocial-spiritual Approach Help me?

Introducing the four-legged stool approach to suffering, built on biological or medical evidence, understandi…

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Learning from John Newton 300 years on

Learning from John Newton 300 years on

The headlines of the story are well-known.A rebellious youth. Pressganged into the Royal Navy. Whipped after …

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What Philip Yancey Can Teach Us About Shame

What Philip Yancey Can Teach Us About Shame

Another year begins. Another Christian celebrity scandal emerges. Generally I refuse to comment on these, alt…

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When Life Hurts: Physical, Mental, Social, & Spiritual Pain

When Life Hurts: Physical, Mental, Social, & Spiritual Pain

Nobody gets off this planet without significant suffering. When life hurts Bible verses alone will not take a…

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Why The Apostle Paul Wouldn't Get Hired By Your Church

Why The Apostle Paul Wouldn't Get Hired By Your Church

10 reasons your church would reject the Apostle Paul, and why that says more about us than him. He had a viol…

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Articles

Grab this weeks Amazon Number One Best Seller Easter Book

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By Adrian Warnock
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Here is what publishing expert THOMAS M. HAMILTON had to say about my book when it topped the Easter section at Amazon this weekend.
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Ten Reasons Christians Don’t Know Jesus Like in the Past

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By Adrian Warnock
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How the church lost sight of the centrality of a personal relationship with Jesus and how we might recover it It was a joy and a privilege to interview Gary York, the author of Christ in You: Experiencing Intimacy with Jesus. This article reflects our conversation, organized in the form of a list of reasons why the average Christian today seems to have  a very different experience of their relationship with Jesus than previous generations.
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Revive a hymn: How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds

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By Adrian Warnock
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Happiness in worship is not universally accepted Image: Unsplash I want to remind you of a hymn that perhaps you haven’t heard much recently. It was adapted a few years ago, put to a new tune, and a chorus added. This modern version of the hymn that keeps many of the traditional words but turns it into a rousing song. Thousands of young people sang it together at Newday, the camp my own children attended when they were teenagers.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I was a regular on a hospital radio show in the early 1990s

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, AND we even used real cut and paste to build the Medical Student Magazine I was editor of!

How is social media changing news?

Social media IS the News now. Twitter in particular is quoted more often than press releases it seems these days.