This book is written as a fictional correspondence with the Apostle Paul. Different members of a church have been struggling with some of his writing, and want to ask him some probing questions.
Some of the letters are a little tongue-in-cheek, but most ask serious and important questions.

The replies are cleverly composed. The point is made that some of Paul's advice was written to specific people, not necessarily intended for the worldwide church for two millennia. In some of these fictional letters there’s historical context and clear explanations which make a great deal of sense.

This is not an academic tome; the fictional and often light-hearted style ensures that it could be read by anyone with an interest in the topics. I’d recommend this to anyone who would like to understand the New Testament better, and Paul’s writing in particular. ( )