Adrian Reynolds

Head of National Ministries

Adrian has been on FIEC staff since April 2017, first as Training Director and now as Head of National Ministries.

He previously served as one of the leaders of The Proclamation Trust and as Associate Minister of East London Tabernacle. Before this he pastored Yateley Baptist Church. Adrian started his working life as a Chartered Accountant and specialised in training as well as working as a senior manager in the pharmaceutical industry.

Adrian became a Christian on a Crusader camp in 1981 and ended up marrying the local Crusader leaders’ daughter, Celia. They have three daughters, two of whom are married. Adrian is a keen musician and cyclist and enjoys both reading and writing. He is the author of several books and commentaries, including two in our FIEC Ministry Journeys series. He is an Elder at Christchurch Market Harborough.

Author Content

Is Complementarianism Abusive?

Is Complementarianism Abusive?
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Adrian Reynolds, John Stevens

What is complementarianism? Is it inherently abusive?

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£162k Granted to Gospel Training

£162k Granted to Gospel Training
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Adrian Reynolds

Another round of Training Fund grants have been allocated to men and women training for ministry in 2022.

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Growing Young Disciples

Growing Young Disciples
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Adrian Reynolds, Mel Lacy

Resources and events to train, advise, and mentor those in our churches to disciple our young people well.

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Christianity and the Church in 2021 Britain

Christianity and the Church in 2021 Britain
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Adrian Reynolds, John Stevens

How has the church fared in 2021 as the United Kingdom moves out of lockdown? What is the church's state of play going into 2022?

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When Use of Power Becomes Abuse of Power

When Use of Power Becomes Abuse of Power
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Adrian Reynolds, John Stevens

Are evangelical churches like ours particularly prone to abusive leaders? What are some of the warning signs that abuse may be happening?

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Care, Power, and Abuse in the Local Church

Care, Power, and Abuse in the Local Church
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Adrian Reynolds, John Stevens

What do we mean when we talk about spiritual abuse? It is a useful term or unhelpful?

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Lifting Your Horizons with FIEC

Lifting Your Horizons with FIEC
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Adrian Reynolds, Phil Topham, John Stevens

Why should a church join FIEC? What even is FIEC? How can a church "lift its horizons" by affiliation?

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What Exactly is Independency?

What Exactly is Independency?
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Adrian Reynolds, Phil Topham, John Stevens

What is Independent church ministry? Is it biblical? What does it look like in practice?

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God of All Things (Book Review)
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Adrian Reynolds

Andrew Wilson has written a simple but profound book that will do you the world of good.

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Train Volunteer Church Leaders Well

Train Volunteer Church Leaders Well
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Adrian Reynolds

A new initiative from Keswick Ministries seeks to train the godly men and women in our churches called to voluntary leadership positions.

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How We Do What We Do Matters

How We Do What We Do Matters
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Adrian Reynolds

What are the FIEC values, why have we revised them, and what do we intend to do with them?

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Gentle Leaders

Gentle Leaders
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Adrian Reynolds

The stories of two Second World War US Generals perfectly illustrate a leadership quality listed in the Bible.

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Finding the Right Hills to Die On (Book Review)
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Adrian Reynolds

Gavin Ortlund’s book on theological triage is an important one for UK church leaders at all kinds of levels.

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Not So Social Media (Webinar)

Not So Social Media (Webinar)
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John Stevens, Adrian Reynolds, Dan Green

How can church leaders use social media in the best possible way, and what are the opportunities and dangers it presents?

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FIEC Church Leaders' 2021 Book Pack

FIEC Church Leaders' 2021 Book Pack
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Adrian Reynolds

A special offer for a pack of five books for church leaders to enjoy and be equipped by.

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Be a Gospel Optimist in 2021

Be a Gospel Optimist in 2021
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Adrian Reynolds

After a year of uncertainty, let’s recommit ourselves to being gospel optimists in 2021.

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Fruitful 1: Introduction
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Adrian Reynolds

In this first of ten studies we think about the relational nature of the fruit of the Spirit and their significance in the life of a leader.

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Fruitful 2: Love
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Adrian Reynolds

Loving others does not come naturally; it is supernatural. In this second study we'll look closer at love in the life of a leader.

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Fruitful 3: Joy
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Adrian Reynolds

The spiritual fruit of 'joy' means something different to "being happy." In this third study we'll see that joy is actually relational.

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Fruitful 4: Peace
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Adrian Reynolds

The fruit of 'peace' is different to being conflict-averse. In this fourth study we'll see why.

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Fruitful 5: Forbearance
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Adrian Reynolds

We need the Spirit's help to keep going when people are against us. But what does this forbearance look like in practice?

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Fruitful 6: Kindness
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Adrian Reynolds

How is the fruit of 'kindness' different to 'goodness'? In this sixth study we'll see what kindness means for the attitudes of our hearts.

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Fruitful 7: Goodness
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Adrian Reynolds

We're saved by grace, not by our goodness. But our faith should produce the fruit of 'goodness'. Let's spend time thinking about how that works.

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Fruitful 8: Faithfulness
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Adrian Reynolds

The 'faithfulness' in Galatians 5 isn't about our relationship with God, but rather our relationships with one another.

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Adrian Reynolds

Author Content

Is Complementarianism Abusive?

Is Complementarianism Abusive?–

£162k Granted to Gospel Training

£162k Granted to Gospel Training–

Growing Young Disciples

Growing Young Disciples–

Christianity and the Church in 2021 Britain

Christianity and the Church in 2021 Britain–

When Use of Power Becomes Abuse of Power

When Use of Power Becomes Abuse of Power–

Care, Power, and Abuse in the Local Church

Care, Power, and Abuse in the Local Church–

Lifting Your Horizons with FIEC

Lifting Your Horizons with FIEC–

What Exactly is Independency?

What Exactly is Independency?–

God of All Things (Book Review)–

Train Volunteer Church Leaders Well

Train Volunteer Church Leaders Well–

How We Do What We Do Matters

How We Do What We Do Matters–

Gentle Leaders

Gentle Leaders–

Finding the Right Hills to Die On (Book Review)–

Not So Social Media (Webinar)

Not So Social Media (Webinar)–

FIEC Church Leaders' 2021 Book Pack

FIEC Church Leaders' 2021 Book Pack–

Be a Gospel Optimist in 2021

Be a Gospel Optimist in 2021–

Fruitful 1: Introduction–

Fruitful 2: Love–

Fruitful 3: Joy–

Fruitful 4: Peace–

Fruitful 5: Forbearance–

Fruitful 6: Kindness–

Fruitful 7: Goodness–

Fruitful 8: Faithfulness–

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Is Complementarianism Abusive?
–

£162k Granted to Gospel Training
–

Growing Young Disciples
–

Christianity and the Church in 2021 Britain
–

When Use of Power Becomes Abuse of Power
–

Care, Power, and Abuse in the Local Church
–

Lifting Your Horizons with FIEC
–

What Exactly is Independency?
–

God of All Things (Book Review)
–

Train Volunteer Church Leaders Well
–

How We Do What We Do Matters
–

Gentle Leaders
–

Finding the Right Hills to Die On (Book Review)
–

Not So Social Media (Webinar)
–

FIEC Church Leaders' 2021 Book Pack
–

Be a Gospel Optimist in 2021
–

Fruitful 1: Introduction
–

Fruitful 2: Love
–

Fruitful 3: Joy
–

Fruitful 4: Peace
–

Fruitful 5: Forbearance
–

Fruitful 6: Kindness
–

Fruitful 7: Goodness
–

Fruitful 8: Faithfulness
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