Favorite Narnia Moments (6): True Obedience
I used this episode from The Silver Chair as an illustration of the need to obey God even when it doesn’t make sense during a sermon I preached on Genesis 22 (Abraham’s sacrifice of Isaac)...
Read moreI used this episode from The Silver Chair as an illustration of the need to obey God even when it doesn’t make sense during a sermon I preached on Genesis 22 (Abraham’s sacrifice of Isaac)...
Read moreThis is from the end of The Last Battle and is part of Lewis’ description of heaven. It is as hard to explain how this sunlit land was different from the old Narnia as it...
Read moreThroughout The Last Battle, the dwarfs refuse to fight for either Aslan or Tash. Their rallying cry is, “the dwarfs are for the dwarfs,” and they are cynical about loyalty to any ruling party. Towards...
Read moreI like this passage because of the humor in Bree’s humbling, the beauty of Hwin’s response to Aslan, its good theology of the incarnation and fully humanity of Christ, and most of all, Aslan’s profound...
Read moreThis past weekend two friends and I traveled from St. Louis to Jacksonville for a wedding, spending a whopping total of 32 hours in the car. Ouch! $4/gallon gas prices didn’t make those hours in...
Read moreThis is my favorite moment in all the Narnia stories. It occurs in The Horse and His Boy, which is my favorite book in the series. In this scene, the boy Shasta has been left...
Read moreThis is one of my favorite moments in C.S. Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia series. It comes from the scene in the The Silver Chair in which the Queen of the Underworld is using magic to...
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