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Eschatology
Now available! Hell and Heaven in Narrative Perspective (second edition)
12 Jan 2021
What did Paul mean by the groaning of creation? Does the argument work today?
10 Dec 2020
New Testament eschatological texts categorised by horizon
3 Dec 2020
The narrative architecture of Jesus’ apocalyptic discourse in Mark 13
25 Nov 2020
Do we have two “ends” in Jesus’ apocalyptic discourse in Mark?
24 Nov 2020
How the context makes sense of the separation of the “sheep” and “goats” at the parousia
20 Nov 2020
The ends of the ages: church in the Anthropocene
21 Oct 2020
What happened to the promised land? It became the promised empire
8 Oct 2020
Woke Church, heaven, and a slight problem with the great multi-ethnic multitude
1 Oct 2020
Dissonance-reducing rationalisations of failed expectations in the early church. Or not
11 Sep 2020
Getting the mission of the church “right”: the whole point of justification
8 Sep 2020
Make for yourselves friends of unrighteous mammon: the parable of the self-serving business manager
1 Sep 2020
So also my heavenly Father will do to every one of you: the parable of the unforgiving slave
29 Aug 2020
What will happen to the lost sheep who take offence at being found?
24 Aug 2020
Why will Sodom and Gomorrah be present on the day of God’s judgment against Israel?
20 Aug 2020
When should we expect a day of the Lord?
17 Aug 2020
Jesus and the empire to come
23 Jul 2020
Daniel, desolation, and the decreed destruction of the desolator
9 Jul 2020
Speaking in tongues (glossolalia) in narrative-historical perspective
6 Jul 2020
Opposite-sex relationships and the narratives of evangelical mission
2 Jul 2020
Should evangelicals be reading the signs of the times?
17 Jun 2020
A great and terrible day of the Lord?
8 Jun 2020
How, why and when to work out your own salvation with fear and trembling
4 Mar 2020
Jesus loves me, this I know, for the Bible tells me so?
27 Feb 2020
Why the early church failed to fulfil the mission of Jesus
6 Feb 2020
Did Paul know anything about “homosexuality”?
28 Jan 2020
How powerful is Jesus?
7 Jan 2020
How would the nations find blessing in Abraham?
31 Dec 2019
Gentiles are saved by the salvation of Israel? Really? What about this, that, and the other?
5 Dec 2019
Why would being rude to someone get you thrown into the hell of fire?
26 Nov 2019
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Romans
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The narrative premise of a post-Christendom theology
Answers to questions about the narrative-historical method
New year, new attempt to explain what this blog is all about
Could you please help me understand the practical consequences…?
The narrative-historical method—an outline
Some rough and ready “rules” for doing a narrative-historical reading of the New Testament
The narrative-historical reading of the New Testament: what’s in it for me?
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