Gospel and salvation

Rob Bell: What we don’t talk about when we talk about God (22 May. 2013)
What must a person believe in order to be saved? (3 May. 2013)
What is the benefit of Jesus’ death for the Gentiles? (14 Dec. 2012)
The forgiveness of Israel’s sins in Hebrews (4 Dec. 2012)
Forgiveness of sins in Acts (30 Nov. 2012)
Forgiveness of sins in the Gospels (28 Nov. 2012)
Forgiveness and the wiped out document nailed to the cross (27 Nov. 2012)
Daniel Meeter: Why Be A Christian (If No One Goes to Hell)? (30 Oct. 2012)
What does it mean to be “born again”? (24 Sep. 2012)
No other name by which we should be saved (12 Sep. 2012)
Michael Bird notices that there are two competing gospel visions in evangelicalism (15 Jul. 2012)
Is David Fitch right that God is making the world right? (26 Jun. 2012)
The salvation of Gentiles at Antioch in Pisidia (7 Jun. 2012)
The narrative-historical reading of the New Testament: what's in it for me? Part 2 (6 Jun. 2012)
What’s wrong with the “Romans Road” to salvation? (26 May. 2012)
Wright and the rescue of creation (2 May. 2012)
Will all Israel be saved? Hurtado and Wright (19 Apr. 2012)
What did people in the New Testament have to do to be "saved"? (18 Apr. 2012)
Jesus’ death as a propitiation for the sins of Israel (6 Apr. 2012)
As Good Friday approaches, it is time once again to insist that theories of the atonement are a waste of space (2 Apr. 2012)
Evangelicalism, A new kind of (29 Mar. 2012)
Righteous Gentiles and their justification by works (27 Mar. 2012)
Martyrdom and salvation (15 Mar. 2012)
Interpreters of the New Testament should show more respect for boundaries (28 Dec. 2011)
Simeon and the salvation of Israel before the eyes of the nations (23 Dec. 2011)
Misinterpreting Jesus for the sake of the gospel: parables of a prodigal son (26 Nov. 2011)
Is the good news necessarily good? (5 Nov. 2011)
Scot McKnight, Gospel Coalition, and how many "gospels" do we really need? (4 Nov. 2011)
The incomplete world-tilting gospel of Dan Phillips, part 3 (5 Oct. 2011)
The incomplete world-tilting gospel of Dan Phillips, part 2 (5 Oct. 2011)
The incomplete world-tilting gospel of Dan Phillips, part 1 (4 Oct. 2011)
Gospel: a story in parts (23 Sep. 2011)
Scot McKnight and the gospel of King Jesus: halfway there (21 Sep. 2011)
Three ways to fit the story of salvation into history (17 Aug. 2011)
The story of how Jesus died for everyone (longer version) (15 Aug. 2011)
The Gentiles are saved by the salvation of Israel (19 Jun. 2011)
Paul’s argument about the atonement of Israel in Romans 3-4 (17 Jun. 2011)
Atonement, without the theoretical nonsense (15 Jun. 2011)
Whatever happened to the People of God? (29 May. 2011)
The election of Gentiles (27 Apr. 2011)

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