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Corinth Archaeological Site with photos
In July 2025, I visited ancient Corinth with my wife Bron and daughter Ellie. We went to see archaeological remains associated with the Apostle Paul. Here are some photos of the site and museum exhibits. They help to provide context for New Testament texts associated with Corinth. Enjoy!
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Overview of Romans 9-11
Here’s a 1-hour video of a session and Q&A on Romans 9-11 that I gave at St. Matthew’s West Pennant Hills in October 2025. The focus was on questions of predestination and Israel & the church. For more detail on my research in this area: Paul and the Vocation of Israel
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Meals, missionaries, and the ‘Israel of God’: fresh light on the crisis in Galatia
An article about the occasion of Galatians that sheds light on the “Israel of God” in Galatians 6:16. Galatians is a letter with sharp edges. It addresses fundamental doctrinal issues. Yet behind Paul’s forceful rhetoric lies a very human, very concrete social situation. It’s a situation that sheds light on the theological debates about justification,…
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Style Guide: Music Video
Music video for the Moore Theological College Revue 2025
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Athens Archaeological Sites with photos
Photos from Athens archaeological sites and Museum which give context for the Apostle Paul’s association with Athens.
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Thessalonica Archaeological and Historical Sites with photos
Photos from Thessalonica archaeological sites and Museum which give context for the Apostle Paul’s association with Thessalonica
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Philippi Archaeological Site with photos
In September 2025, I visited the archaeological site of ancient Philippi. Here are some photos of the site and museum exhibits. They help to provide context for New Testament texts associated with Philippi. Enjoy!
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Eyes Wide Open: Using Secular Wisdom to Achieve Ministry Goals
Recently, I had the joy of spending time with some ministers in an area of Sydney where Anglican churches are growing and thriving. Several of the ministers had participated in church consultations that used an outcomes-oriented framework based on solid gospel convictions and utilising organisational systems theory. The consultations had helped the ministry teams accurately…
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Stephen Driscoll reviews Truth Be Told
A nice review of my book Truth be told: Living truthfully in a post-truth world by Stephen Driscoll, author of Made In Our Image: God, Artificial Intelligence and You.
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Truth Be Told Audiobook: Help more people find it!
If you’ve read or listened to the book on Kindle or Audible, you could help more people like M and G discover it by leaving a quick rating or review on Amazon. Even a short review makes a big difference—it helps the algorithms recommend the book (in all its formats) to more people.
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The fundamental prayer – Luke 18:9-14
As we cry out to God for justice, we’re assuming we’re the good guys. We want God to bring justice because that means we’ll win, and the bad guys will get what’s coming to them. I want Jesus to return and give me what I deserve! So Jesus tells this parable to make us ask:…
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Where truth and love are no longer enemies – Audio
In a world where love often means affirmation and truth is seen as harsh or even hateful, how do we follow Jesus—who is full of grace and truth?
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Moore PTC Graduation address
At the 2025 Moore PTC Graduation, Dr Lionel Windsor urged us to build up the church by speaking the truth in love and furthering unity and maturity in diverse ways to fulfill God’s purposes. From Ephesians 4, this is a powerful encouragement for all who serve Jesus.
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The reason to persevere in prayer (Luke 18:1–8)
This is a parable Jesus told his disciples “to the effect that they ought always to pray and not lose heart” And we all need this encouragement, don’t we? Because prayer is hard. Especially that persistent, daily habit of praying, day after day, month after month, year after year. Why is it so hard? It’s…
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Jesus and the freedom to face the truth: Audio
In a world where “your truth” often overshadows the truth, how can we live with honesty, humility, and hope? In this second talk of the “Living Truthfully in a Post-Truth World” series, Lionel Windsor explores the cultural shift from objective truth to personal narratives—highlighting high-profile examples like Oprah, Meghan, and Harry—and contrasts it with the liberating truth…
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Jesus in a post-truth world: Audio
This is the audio of a talk I gave at Leura Anglican Church on 18 May 2025. It’s the first in a three part series, designed to be accessible to churchgoers and non-church-goers alike.
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Book Review – Metaphors in the Narrative of Ephesians 2:11–22
In Review of Biblical Literature, I’ve reviewed Oscar Jiménez’s book Metaphors in the Narrative of Ephesians 2:11–22: Motion towards Maximal Proximity and Higher Status.
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Journal Article: Paul’s Jewish Prophetic Critique of Jews in Romans
The open access (free to download) peer-reviewed academic article examines Paul’s critique of Jews in Romans, focusing on Romans 1–3. It adopts an approach of reading Paul within Judaism while differing from some interpreters representative of this approach by arguing that Paul is critiquing his fellow Jews and that his critique is relevant to his…
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Truth Be Told audiobook: A two minute video
A two minute video explaining my new audiobook Truth Be Told: Living Truthfully in a Post-Truth World – on Sydney Harbour!
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Videos + Article | Obedience and Submission in 1 Peter
My article on obedience and submission in 1 Peter has become freely available online. There’s also a series of videos.
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Audiobook: Truth Be Told
My book Truth Be Told: Living Truthfully in a Post-Truth World is now available as an Audiobook, recorded with a genuine Aussie accent by yours truly.
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Romans 16: Why and how should we preach it? (Video)
Romans chapter 16 contains many excellent insights. It especially highlights the ministries of men and women working in partnership. But the chapter is often neglected in church preaching and teaching programs based on Romans. In this video, I help preachers and teachers to see how Romans 16 — especially the reference to Andronicus and Junia…
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Junia, Missionary Partnership, and Honor: The Discourse Function of Romans 16:7
This academic article, published in the Bulletin for Biblical Research, explores Paul’s greetings in Romans 16 in light of the gospel message he lays out in the rest of Romans and the purposes of Romans. I’ve also produced a video aimed at a less technical audience which is designed to draw out key points from…
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Lies, flattery, and Artificial Intelligence
Yesterday, I unintentionally discovered how brilliant ChatGPT is at pragmatic barefaced lying and feelgood flattery—masterfully learned from its human overlords.
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Moore Town: A Funk Tribute to the Groovy Staff of Moore Theological College
Sometimes people ask what I like to do on my day off. This is one of the things. For Moore Revue 2024. Vulfake: certified parody Moore Town: a funk tribute to the groovy staff of Moore Theological College featuring: Harry Windsor, the Rev Dr Lionel Windsor & a whole lotta cool cats comin’ atcha from…
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