Tag: C.S. Lewis

What Do We Really Mean When We Say We Love God?

Need-love and gift-love were the marrow of the Christianity of my youth, and these two things are a part of the love of God.

When Politics Becomes Religion

3 signs faith and politics have reversed roles in someone's life

James E. Beitler III: Seasoned Speech

Rhetoric in the Life of the Church

C.S. Lewis and the Rhetoric of Goodwill

C.S. Lewis found profound connections between Psalm 109 and Mary's Magnificat.

Why We Must Make Our Communication Personal Again

Our communication has become increasingly impersonal and contentious. We need to see the imago Dei in others once again.

Share Your Faith Like C.S. Lewis

Though C. S. Lewis didn't consider himself a theologian or evangelist, he sought to persuade others of the truth of the gospel through his writing.

Turning Points: In Their Own Words

From Augustine to Wesley, Spurgeon to Lewis: The conversion experience of well-known Christian leaders throughout the history of the church