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Lionel J. Windsor

Biography

Lionel J. Windsor is an ordained Anglican minister and has served as a Lecturer in New Testament at Moore Theological College in Sydney, Australia. Windsor wrote Reading Ephesians and Colossians after Supersessionism (2017).

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Seeing Good, Doing Evil

Philosophy

“Michael Russell’s book is a valuable resource for any thoughtful Christian believer seeking to engage in apologetics and evangelism. By clear and careful argumentation, and drawing on a variety of disciplines, Russell demonstrates the plausibility of the view that all humans are morally accountable to God, in a way that both upholds the integrity of the Christian Scriptures and respects the empirical testimony of those with whom we are seeking to engage.”

The Appearing of God Our Savior

Theology

“Claire Smith has gifted us with a remarkable resource that delves into the theological and pastoral depths of Paul’s letters to Timothy and Titus. Often these letters are viewed only through the lens of specific debates. However, Smith skillfully encourages us to take a broader perspective, highlighting how the letters convey profound truths about the God who saves us from sin and death through his Son, Jesus Christ. Smith connects these truths to the practical realities of human relationships, church life, and pastoral ministry. While clearly the result of her thorough exegetical analysis and scholarly expertise, the book remains clear, accessible, and highly engaging.”

The Missions and Missional Purpose of Ephesians

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In Ephesians, Paul expounds and rejoices in God’s fulfillment of his plans for his people and his world throughout the ages in Christ. The dynamics of this fulfillment, and the church’s ongoing involvement in them, are not always appreciated in New Testament scholarship. In this detailed reading of Ephesians, Timothy van Aarde applies a range of missiological insights, highlighting the value of Ephesians for missions and missional thinking and action today.”

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