In Luke's Gospel, an extraordinary moment unfolds when an unborn John the Baptist leaps for joy at the presence of Christ. Through the imaginative lens of C.S. Lewis's theological perspective, we explore this profound scene where divine recognition occurs in the most unexpected way. What would Lewis make of this supernatural dance between two unborn children, one the Savior and one His herald? From the revolutionary choice of women as key players to the immediate, joyful recognition by an unborn child, this piece delves into how God delights in turning human expectations upside down. Discover how this ancient biblical scene perfectly embodies Lewis's recurring themes of joy as recognition, divine subversion of worldly wisdom, and the natural integration of the supernatural into human history.

In moments of divine encounter, what appears as resistance often masks a deeper invitation to faith. Through the imaginative lens of C.S. Lewis, we explore the fascinating story of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15 - a tale where apparent rejection transforms into profound acceptance. Like a veil that both conceals and reveals, Jesus's seemingly harsh response serves to illuminate one of the most powerful demonstrations of faith in the Gospels. Join us as we uncover how this troubling passage, when viewed through Lewis's keen spiritual insight, reveals timeless truths about persistence, humility, and the boundless nature of God's mercy.

In the depths of betrayal, when former friends become adversaries and familiar paths turn treacherous, where does one find the strength to persevere? Through a profound parallel between personal experience and the ancient prophecy of Obadiah, this story explores how God transforms our darkest valleys into pathways of divine purpose.

Like a lighthouse cutting through storm-tossed waves, God's faithfulness illuminates the way forward when all other lights go dark. Join me in a deeply personal conversation with C.S. Lewis as we explore how ancient biblical wisdom speaks to modern betrayal, mental health struggles, and the transformative power of finding strength in God alone.

Journey with me through the valley of betrayal to the mountain of transformation, where we discover that sometimes our deepest wounds become windows through which God's light shines most brilliantly.

"But on Mount Zion will be deliverance; it will be holy..." - Obadiah 1:17

The very fact that you're worried about committing the unforgivable sin suggests you haven't committed it." Through the wisdom of C.S. Lewis, we explore one of Scripture's most misunderstood and anxiety-inducing passages. Discover why this theological concept isn't a trap for the faithful but rather a profound insight into the nature of divine love and human choice. Join us as we unpack Mark 3:22-30 with the clarity and compassion characteristic of Lewis's theological perspective.