Essays, reading lists, and short studies — written slowly, in the margins of scripture and books.
From Mere Christianity to The Weight of Glory, Lewis's voice has echoed through the Tabernacle for nearly seventy years. Here are five of the most resonant moments.
What's on the bedside table of a modern prophet? A look at the recurring titles — from Tolstoy to Tolkien — that shape the minds of those who lead.
Wordsworth, Browning, Longfellow, Dickinson — when an apostle reaches for a poem, the pulpit becomes, for a moment, a chapel of language.
Why a pencil, a margin, and a quiet hour may be the most underrated form of worship.
On Paul, Plato, and the long tradition of borrowing truth wherever it shines.
Twelve short, lovely things to keep beside the hymnbook.