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Kingdom come and gone: is Jesus all he’s cracked up to be?

Andrew → Samuel Conner: Nicely. We are well on our
Samuel Conner → Andrew: Thanks, Andrew. I’m afraid
Arthur Davis → Andrew: Yes, I see what you mean. And
Andrew → Samuel Conner: Agreed, but it occurs to me
Andrew → Arthur Davis: I wouldn’t disagree with this
Arthur Davis → Andrew: Hi Andrew
Samuel Conner → Andrew: The thought occurs that there
Phil L. → Andrew: Well, sometimes I contemplate
Andrew → Phil L.: That rather takes us back to
Phil L. → Andrew: One thing I’ve tried to
Peter → Andrew: Hey Andrew, thanks for
Andrew → John Morehead: Thanks, John. Yes, a good
John Morehead → Andrew: I always appreciate your work

The gospel is changing, but there’s still some way to go

Andrew → toddh: Can I just direct you to a
Andrew → Peter: It seems to me “the kingdom
Andrew → Rob Kampen: A kingdom has an absolute
toddh → Andrew: I’m sure you are well aware
Peter → Andrew: You do a good job of
Rob Kampen → Andrew: Both John the Baptist and

Biblical scholar says that COVID-19 is not an “act of God”. Is he right?

Scott → Andrew: Andrew, I very much agree
Andrew → Peter: Good question, Peter. Here’s
Peter → Andrew: I was able to follow your
Andrew → Peter: Thanks, Peter. Two things
Peter → Andrew: Andrew, you asked, “How do we
JE → Andrew: Your last questions are the

No, coronavirus is not the apocalypse; it could be worse than that

Andrew → Jacob Dodson: Jacob, I’m curious to know
Jacob Dodson → Andrew: I think there’s an

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

Israel → toddott: Only one city has the blood

This is the best theological reflection on the coronavirus pandemic that I have read so far

Alan Roxburgh → Andrew: Thanks you, Andrew,
Phil L. → Andrew: That was a really good essay.
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