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Resolving the tension between wrath and love by means of diagrams

Richard Heald → Andrew: Sorry Andrew, don’t mean to

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

Andrew → James Mercer: Good question. I’ll try and
James Mercer → Andrew: Apropos to this (sort of),
peter → Andrew: Andrew - your church

Why the Pharisee (probably) did not go home justified

peter → Andrew: I started with Romans because
Andrew → peter: Peter, surely the
Michael Mercer → Andrew: Outstanding, Andrew. I’ll be
peter → Andrew: The main problem I had with
Rich → Andrew: Andrew,

Why did the risen Jesus send the apostles out to make disciples of all nations?

Darren Doane → Andrew: Andrew,
peter → Phil Ledgerwood: Interesting question. I think
peter → Andrew: I think Paul had both direct
Chris → Andrew: As i said, maybe I’m too
Andrew → Chris: Oh dear, I didn’t think it
Chris → Andrew: Wow, just wow!
Phil Ledgerwood → peter: Hi Peter - What do you make
Rich → peter: And this question is valid
Andrew → peter: Presumably Paul received the
peter → Andrew: Paul also says:
Andrew → peter: …if Paul was not reflecting
peter → Andrew: Andrew, you may not see any
Andrew → peter wilkinson: The way I see it, there is a
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Scripture has to be read

The parable of the wedding feast and the man without a wedding garment

Andrew → Darren Doane : Hi Darren,
Darren Doane → Andrew: Andrew,

Was Jesus wrong about Abiathar the high priest?

Dan → Andrew: There will always be tension

Israel and the nations: the limits of Old Testament expectation

Phil Ledgerwood → peter wilkinson: Hi Peter - Thank you for your
peter wilkinson → Phil Ledgerwood: Phil - This is very helpful.
Phil Ledgerwood → peter wilkinson: Hey Peter,
Andrew → peter wilkinson: Peter, I despair. You seem
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