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Liturgy Song – Moore College Revue 2020

Liturgy Song – Moore College Revue 2020

Published by Lionel Windsor on November 23, 2020

Here’s a tribute to our online chapel experience in mid-2020 at Moore College, in the full spirit of parody. I wrote it for our Moore College Revue, and had much fun performing it with Jordan Smith and Monique New.

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The biblical meaning of righteousness and justification Part 3, with Chris Thomson @ Moore College

The biblical meaning of righteousness and justification Part 3, with Chris Thomson @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on June 12, 2020

In this 3-part series, I speak with my colleague Chris Thomson, lecturer in Old Testament at Moore College, who has engaged in detailed research in this area…

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The biblical meaning of righteousness and justification Part 2, with Chris Thomson @ Moore College

The biblical meaning of righteousness and justification Part 2, with Chris Thomson @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on June 5, 2020

In this 3-part series, I speak with my colleague Chris Thomson, lecturer in Old Testament at Moore College, who has engaged in detailed research in this area…

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The biblical meaning of righteousness and justification Part 1, with Chris Thomson @ Moore College

The biblical meaning of righteousness and justification Part 1, with Chris Thomson @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on May 29, 2020

Martin Luther famously wrote about justification by faith: “if this article stands, the church stands; if this article collapses, the church collapses” (Luther’s Works 40/3.352.3). Justification…

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Jacob: Scoundrel, wrestler and ancestor of Christ, with Philip Kern @ Moore College

Jacob: Scoundrel, wrestler and ancestor of Christ, with Philip Kern @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on May 22, 2020

The figure of Jacob, in the pages of the Old Testament book of Genesis, is a fascinating character. The man who became known as “Israel”…

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Ecclesiastes and a world in crisis, with George Athas

Ecclesiastes and a world in crisis, with George Athas

Published by Lionel Windsor on May 14, 2020

What does the Bible have to say to a world in crisis? In my latest Iso-Chat, I speak to my friend and colleague George Athas…

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How did the Reformers respond to plagues? Learning from history with Mark Earngey @ Moore College

How did the Reformers respond to plagues? Learning from history with Mark Earngey @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on May 8, 2020

I have a chat to Mark Earngey, Head of the Church History Department and lecturer in Christian Thought at Moore College, about his public online…

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“He is risen! He is not here”: Comfort and hope in absence, with Peter Orr @MooreCollege

“He is risen! He is not here”: Comfort and hope in absence, with Peter Orr @MooreCollege

Published by Lionel Windsor on May 1, 2020

The words of the angel on that first Easter Day, “He has risen! He is not here” (Mark 16:6) are full of comfort and hope.…

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The biblical meaning of righteousness and justification Part 3, with Chris Thomson @ Moore College

The biblical meaning of righteousness and justification Part 3, with Chris Thomson @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 30, 2020

I speak with Dr Chris Thomson about the meaning of “righteousness” and “justification” and how this helps us to understand Romans, imputation and assurance.

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God’s judgment and compassion in Jeremiah, with Andrew Shead @ Moore College

God’s judgment and compassion in Jeremiah, with Andrew Shead @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 28, 2020

What does it mean for God to be judge? How does this square with the biblical picture of God as compassionate? Sometimes we can adopt…

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The biblical meaning of righteousness and justification Part 2, with Chris Thomson @ Moore College

The biblical meaning of righteousness and justification Part 2, with Chris Thomson @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 27, 2020

I speak with Dr Chris Thomson about the meaning of “justification”, especially in light of modern scholarly views, in particular that of N. T. Wright.

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Moore College, open for business: Joys and challenges during Covid-19, with Principal Mark Thompson

Moore College, open for business: Joys and challenges during Covid-19, with Principal Mark Thompson

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 24, 2020

Principal of Moore College, Mark Thompson, talks about how the College is faring in this season of Covid-19 restrictions. Mark shares some encouraging stories of…

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The biblical meaning of righteousness and justification Part 1, with Chris Thomson @ Moore College

The biblical meaning of righteousness and justification Part 1, with Chris Thomson @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 24, 2020

I speak with Dr Chris Thomson about the meaning of “righteousness”, especially in light of modern scholarly views, in particular that of N. T. Wright.

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Jacob: Scoundrel, wrestler and ancestor of Christ, with Philip Kern @ Moore College

Jacob: Scoundrel, wrestler and ancestor of Christ, with Philip Kern @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 23, 2020

I speak with Philip Kern about his forthcoming book on Jacob, and its potential for enriching our biblical theology and teaching.

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Thinking rightly about the Apocalypse, with David Höhne @ Moore College

Thinking rightly about the Apocalypse, with David Höhne @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 20, 2020

The current global pandemic is prompting people throughout our world to think apocalyptic thoughts. Whether it’s a recent New York Times op ed piece seeking…

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Gentleness: a crucial virtue in stressful times, with Peter Orr @ Moore College

Gentleness: a crucial virtue in stressful times, with Peter Orr @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 16, 2020

As measures to contain Covid-19 are put into effect, many of us find ourselves in stressful situations. Some need to live in close quarters with…

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Culture shock: Why everyone’s feeling it, and how to cope, with Margie and Simon Gillham @ Moore College

Simon and Margie Gillham with Lionel Windsor

Culture shock: Why everyone’s feeling it, and how to cope, with Margie and Simon Gillham @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 13, 2020

“Culture shock is what happens when you move from one culture to another, and all your ways of dealing with the world become compromised by…

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How did the Reformers respond to plagues? Learning from history with Mark Earngey @ Moore College

How did the Reformers respond to plagues? Learning from history with Mark Earngey @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 12, 2020

I have a chat to Mark Earngey, Head of the Church History Department at Moore College, about his upcoming public online lecture “Protestants and Plagues”

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Emotional wellbeing in crazy times, with Paul Grimmond @ Moore College

Emotional wellbeing in crazy times, with Paul Grimmond @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 9, 2020

We’re living in crazy, tumultuous times. Covid-19 is forcing us to make radical changes in our lives, changes which inevitably take an emotional toll on…

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“He is risen! He is not here”: Comfort and hope in absence, with Peter Orr @MooreCollege

“He is risen! He is not here”: Comfort and hope in absence, with Peter Orr @MooreCollege

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 9, 2020

As we are physically absent from one another this Easter, the angel’s words on that first Easter show us a surprising comfort in Jesus’ own absence.

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What is church when we can’t gather? Thinking theologically with Chase Kuhn @ Moore College

Lionel Windsor and Chase Kuhn

What is church when we can’t gather? Thinking theologically with Chase Kuhn @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 7, 2020

Recent measures to curb Covid-19 have had a deep impact on our churches. What is church when we can’t gather?

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God’s judgment and compassion in Jeremiah, with Andrew Shead @ Moore College

God’s judgment and compassion in Jeremiah, with Andrew Shead @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 3, 2020

What does it mean for God to be judge? How does this square with God’s compassion? Jeremiah gives us a rich, multi-dimensional view of God.

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Moore College, open for business: Joys and challenges during Covid-19, with Principal Mark Thompson

Moore College, open for business: Joys and challenges during Covid-19, with Principal Mark Thompson

Published by Lionel Windsor on April 2, 2020

Principal of Moore College, Mark Thompson, talks about how the College is faring in this season of Covid-19 restrictions.

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Gentleness: a crucial virtue in stressful times, with Peter Orr @ Moore College

Gentleness: a crucial virtue in stressful times, with Peter Orr @ Moore College

Published by Lionel Windsor on March 30, 2020

An in-depth discussion with Moore College lecturer Dr Peter Orr about the virtue of gentleness—a crucial virtue in these stressful times.

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Captivated by Scripture: A personal reflection on D. W. B. Robinson’s legacy for biblical studies

Captivated by Scripture

Captivated by Scripture: A personal reflection on D. W. B. Robinson’s legacy for biblical studies

Published by Lionel Windsor on March 16, 2019

What made Donald W. B. Robinson such an inspiring and influential teacher for generations of students? His commitment to being captivated by Scripture.

This is a paper given by Lionel Windsor at the legacy day and launch of Donald Robinson Selected Works Volume 3: Biblical and Liturgical Studies & Volume 4: Historical Studies and Series Index.
Moore Theological College, Sydney, 16 March 2019.

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