LKL-The Language of Religion (Part 1)

In this episode, we dive into Prince Caspian, the stirring sequel that reintroduces us to Narnia long after the Golden Age has passed. Narnia has fallen under tyranny, the old stories are nearly forgotten—and Aslan is silent. Or is He?Joining me is singer-songwriter Thomas Austin ... Show More

In this episode, we journey into the wonder of C.S. Lewis’ beloved tale—exploring its themes of sacrifice, redemption, and the deep magic that governs Narnia. 🏰🕰️Joining me is the brilliant Patti Callahan Henry, author of Once Upon a Wardrobe, a novel that beautifully explores ... Show More

In this episode of The Mere C.S. Lewis Podcast, Thornton is joined by David Bates (Pints with Jack) and singer-songwriter Matt Wheeler for a deep dive into their favorite Narnia book—The Horse and His Boy! 🏜️🐎 From daring escapes and desert treks to Aslan’s unseen guidance and ... Show More

Professor Alister McGrath and Ruth Jackson continue their discussion about whether CS Lewis is still relevant. Was he something of a prophet? What can we learn about the way Lewis engaged with modern media? How did he make complicated theological concepts relatable? In what ways ... Show More

This week we're joined by special guest, Mother Petra! Mother Petra and Mother Natalia talk about experiencing an ache for beauty and how that ache can be given to us by God. We talk a lot about C.S. Lewis, a favorite of both Mother Petra and Mother Natalia. Plus we've ... Show More

(Today's video/podcast is an excerpt from "Belonging: Baptism in the Family of God." To learn more about this amazing resource visit: https://tinyurl.com/2gscjojo ) Is Jesus who He says He is? How do we know he's not a liar or a lunatic? Today, Fr. Mike shares a story from his ow ... Show More

In these ‘Moment’ episodes of my podcast, I’ll be selecting my favourite moments from previous episodes of The Diary Of A CEO. In this moment, Lewis Howes lays down exactly why you need to stop being a people pleaser if you want lasting and deep relationships. What Lewis teaches ... Show More

Ruth Jackson hosts a discussion about a 20th Century British writer and lay theologian who is arguably one of the most influential voices in modern Christianity. On November 22nd 1963, Clive Staples Lewis – Jack to his friends – died in Oxford, England. However, 60 years after hi ... Show More

Today we are joined by Annie Crawford, a cultural apologist, a classical educationalist, and home-school mom. Today we discuss the incredible C. S. Lewis, a Pugcast favorite, and the wealth of his contribution to preserving ancient wisdom as it was received and refashioned in acc ... Show More

Sixty years after the death of C. S. Lewis's, his best known work, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, is still for many a childhood favourite and it's also the subject of a new literary study. Christianity was central to all of Lewis's his novels, his academic writing and gene ... Show More

Simon, Tim, Matt, Jim, and Paul discuss how narrative theology or what is known as the Yale School or postliberalism defines Christianity as a community of practice, which can serve as entry into understanding religion in general. Following the work of Ludwig Wittgenstein, narrat ... Show More

Like Plato, C.S. Lewis believed that the human soul was made up of three parts — the head (the rational, reason-driven part of you), the belly (your appetites and base instincts), and the chest (the seat of virtue-seeking sentiments and well-tuned emotions). In order for your hea ... Show More