
Where two friends and C. S. Lewis fans, Sean and Jordan, explore Lewis' lesser-known works. Season 1 — Essays by C. S. Lewis for a world in crisis Season 2 — C. S. Lewis essays as a guide for the Christian life Season 3 — C. S. Lewis essays "On Metaphor & Myth" Season 4 — C. S. Lewis essays on apologetics in a secular age Season 5 — C. S. Lewis's theological essays Find out more at — patreon.com/l... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 109 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Exploring Lewis' essay "Fern Seed and Elephants" AKA "Modern Theology and Biblical Criticism" with Dr. Leslie Baynes, who talks with us about her new book "Between Interpretation and Imagination: C.S. Lewis and the Bible" where she dedicates an enti... more
We explore four short letters to the editor by C. S. Lewis:
"Must Our Image of God Go?" (1963)
"Conflict in Anglican Theology" (1940)
"A Village Experience," (1945)
"Mr C. S. Lewis on Christianity" (1944)
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Exploring the rest of this 1963 interview, "Cross-Examination", which C. S. Lewis gave to the Billy Graham Association, where Lewis discusses Biblical inspiration, how to foster an encounter with Jesus, and practice the spiritual disciplines.
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Exploring a 1963 interview C. S. Lewis gave to the Billy Graham Association, called "Cross-Examination" that covers topics from good advice for Christian writers, to liberalism in the Church, to the theology of conversion.
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I was directed to this podcast from another CS Lewis podcast, and it is a great discovery. The host spring great Biblical and spiritual knowledge. And a humble. Christian approach grounded in a thoughtful and authentic search for truth. I also very much appreciate their perspectives, as I am an Anglican who grew up in Canada but who is live in England now for many years. Keep up the good work!
It is a sheer delight to listen to Jordan and Sean (and the occasional guest) discuss the essays, addresses, and sermons of C.S. Lewis. They are wise and winsome, humorous and humble with their commentary. Their friendship and camaraderie model the kind of relationship Lewis engaged in with his own “Inklings” group. Listen to their podcast often, it will do you good and surprise you with joy over and over again!
Sean and Jordan filled a gap in the Lewis podcasting world when they launched LKL. Lewis’ essays offer so much richness and depth. Jordan and Sean offer superb commentary and analysis of jack’s lesser known works. Their show helps make Jack’s essays more approachable and enjoyable. Keep up the great work, guys!
This podcast deserves a much larger audience. Listen to a few episodes and you’ll understand why Lewis is considered one of the leading intellectuals of the 20th Century. The hosts explore the less popular essays and books of Lewis in a way that is accessible to folks who have an interest in Lewis but not a strong background knowledge. They fill in the gaps and provide keen insights that go far beyond Narnia, Screwtape, and Mere Christianity
I get both literary deep diving and spiritual food for thought from these guys. Excellent podcast. Thank you for your work!
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Two friends deeply explore C.S. Lewis's lesser-known essays and short works, translating complex ideas into accessible, thoughtful discussions. Across episodes they tackle theology, church practice, and modern life through a Lewisian lens, often blending literary analysis with practical spiritual application. Noteworthy are the warm, collaborative dynamics between hosts, the focus on underappreciated writings, and a willingness to challenge mainstream interpretations while staying grounded in Christian faith. Potential listeners will likely value rigorous critique paired with approachable conversation and a steady emphasis on faith, culture, and intellectual curiosity.
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