From a staunch atheist to a devout defender of faith, C.S. Lewis’s life and legacy continue to surprise and inspire audiences today. On today’s program, David Wollen is joined by Joe Kohm from the C.S. Lewis Institute to talk about Lewis’s legacy and why his voice is needed today just as much as it was in his day.
C.S. Lewis was more than just a great apologist; he was a passionate proclaimer of the gospel. Join David Wollen as he turns to an apologetic moment in the book of Acts where Paul stands before a vast array of philosophers and proclaims to them the truth about the “unknown God” they had not met yet.
What comes to mind when you think of C.S. Lewis? The Chronicles of Narnia? Theology? Apologetics? How about friendship?
The Lord used Christian friends to bring C.S. Lewis to faith – a method of evangelism that goes back to Jesus, the original friend of sinners.
C.S. Lewis broke bread with his Christian friends long before he was a believer. This form of hospitality eventually led him to Jesus.
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Joseph Kohm on the Importance of Friendship for C.S. Lewis
A lot has been said about C.S. Lewis the writer, the professor, the theologian, the apologist. But what about C.S. Lewis the friend? Joseph Kohm has written extensively about the surprising, yet tragic, friendship between Lewis and his childhood pal,...
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C.S. Lewis: The Friendly Apologist
Over 2 million books were published in the United States during the 20th century. Most of those books have been forgotten, yet some have stood the test of time. The writings of novelist, theologian, and apologist C.S. Lewis stand out...
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Max McLean Gives C.S. Lewis A Voice for Today
C.S. Lewis is arguably one of the most quoted individuals from the 20th century. Despite passing away 60 years ago, his thoughts remain timeless. His books, essays, and children's stories continue to resonate, offering prescient insights even in today's world....
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