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Can evangelicalism hitch the wagon of church and mission to the horse of historical narrative?

peter wilkinson → Andrew: Indeed, but even on its own

Samuel Adams’ summary of Wright's argument about history and theology

Bill → Andrew: I enjoyed the chart as well.
peter wilkinson → Andrew: To be continued? I appreciate

In the shadow of Babel (a sermon)

peter wilkinson → Andrew: Really like this: the broad
Peterl → Andrew: Powerfull retelling of the
Philip Ledgerwood → Andrew: This is missional to me. We

How might the post-charismatic “missional” church rediscover the gifts of the Spirit?

Peter → Andrew: Another thought just came
Peter → Peter: It seems a narrative
Peter → Andrew: Andrew, do you feel pretty

Heaven and the apocalyptic narrative

Peter → Andrew: So John the Seer had the last

Who is the founder of the narrative-historical hermeneutic?

Charles → Andrew: “3) the apostles then

The lost and the unlost in the parable of the prodigal son

Michael Purnell → peter wilkinson: Wright does not consider the

And on the cross where Jesus died, the wrath of God was satisfied…

Paul D. → Andrew: Wrath, vengeance, suffering

Markan christology debate

Alex Dalton → Andrew: Hi Andrew - I suppose it
Andrew → Alex Dalton: Why would we not think that
Andrew → Alex Dalton: I’m not sure I can do justice
Andrew → Mike K.: Thanks, Michael, I’ve added
Alex Dalton → Andrew: Hi Andrew - on being “in
Mike K. → Andrew: Hi Andrew, if I could also
Andrew → Billy North: The post is only about Mark.
Billy North → Andrew: Andrew,
Andrew → Alex Dalton: My view is that the sonship
Alex Dalton → Andrew: In further response to your
Alex Dalton → Andrew: I don’t use the “identity”

20 reasons for thinking that “Babylon the great” is Rome not Jerusalem

Andrew → David Hillary: The reference to the fig tree
David Hillary → Andrew: Thanks for your analysis and
Andrew → David Hillary: David, thanks for this.
David Hillary → Andrew: Andrew, you stated ’ There is

The Son of Man according to Daniel, Enoch and Jesus: it’s the same old story

Andrew → Michael Gladwell: No, I don’t think many people
Michael Gladwell → Andrew: Thanks for this Post. It
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