The biblical story of exile is a powerful reminder of our true identity as children of God, royal heirs to the kingdom of heaven. Just like the characters in C.S. Lewis's Narnia stories, we are called to live as kings and queens, even in the midst of a foreign culture. This dynamic tension between our earthly reality and our heavenly citizenship is a central theme in the book of Daniel, where we see the prophet living as an exile in Babylon, yet remaining faithful to God. Ultimately, our story is one of an ultimate Daniel, Jesus Christ, who came to live as an exile on our behalf, experiencing the ultimate sense of separation from God so that we might be restored to Him. [... more]

God's justice is not about being fair in a fallen world, but about being holy and righteous. The Christian life is not about performance, but about receiving God's gift of salvation through faith in Christ. Understanding God's justice helps us to deal with injustice, forgive others, and live a life of stewardship, ultimately leading to spiritual rewards or loss at the judgment seat of Christ. [... more]

God's justice is not meted out in a fallen world as we think it should be, but He is fair and will balance the scales in the end. His justice is revealed through the natural order and the human heart, and it's a sense of retribution, where everyone gets what they deserve. We can trust God in a world that seems unfair because He is just and fair, and He will make everything right in the end. [... more]

C.S. Lewis, a renowned Christian apologist, explored the theme of good and evil in his satirical masterpiece, The ScrewTape Letters. This work, written in a series of letters between two devils, aims to stimulate a discourse on the sinful nature of man versus the redemptive nature of God. Lewis's writing has had a profound impact on countless lives, and his legacy continues to inspire and guide people in their understanding of Christianity. [... more]

Preparing for life's transitions requires careful financial planning and a biblical worldview. Sharon Epp shares five essential strategies for meeting and managing changes, including praying for wisdom, seeking godly counsel, and communicating financial decisions. Rob West discusses the importance of investing and avoiding scams, while also exploring the role of precious metals in a portfolio. The tithe is also examined as a guideline for giving, but not the only way to honor God with one's finances. [... more]

Jesus' teachings on the I Am statements, particularly I Am the Resurrection and the Life, are explored in the context of spiritual growth and personal transformation. The hosts share their own experiences of broken relationships and how they came to understand the true meaning of life and death through their journey with God. [... more]

Exploring the core desires of the Father's heart, guests discuss the importance of relationship, maturity, and intimacy with God, and how this understanding can lead to greater obedience and faith. [... more]

The Lion of Judah is a symbol of redemption and sacrifice, as seen in the story of C.S. Lewis's Narnia series and the biblical account of the lamb's sacrifice. The lion's willingness to give its life for others is a powerful reminder of the true meaning of Christmas and the gift of salvation through Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Bible describes the temptation of Adam and Eve by the serpent, illustrating the struggle with sin and the consequences of disobedience. The story of Narnia, as told by C.S. Lewis, parallels the biblical account, highlighting the allure of sin and the promise of freedom and delight that ultimately leads to guilt, shame, and despair. [... more]

The creation story demands the Christmas story because evil is afoot on the planet. The story of Narnia, created by C.S. Lewis, parallels the biblical account of creation and redemption, highlighting the importance of faith in the creator and savior, Jesus Christ. [... more]

Jesus' understanding of the Messiah differs from the Jews', who expected a victorious king. Jesus' ministry and teachings reveal a suffering servant, not a conquering hero, as seen in the story of Aslan from C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia, where Aslan's size and power are perceived differently by Lucy and others. Similarly, Jesus' disciples struggle to understand His true nature, as revealed in the New Testament, where Jesus' mission is one of obedience unto death, contrary to the Jews' expectations of a Messiah who would free them from the Romans. [... more]

Drawing near to God in confidence, not because of who we are, but because of who He is, is a key aspect of Christian maturity. Through personal testimonies and biblical examples, we can learn to trust God and approach Him with confidence, even in the midst of fear and uncertainty. [... more]

The Masculine Journey explores the concept of discipleship and how it differs from a focus on actions or the flesh. The hosts discuss how societal messages can lead to an entitlement mentality, and how this can be overcome by seeking a deeper relationship with God. They examine biblical examples, such as the story of Edmund in C.S. Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia, to illustrate the dangers of seeking power and control. The hosts encourage listeners to recognize their triggers and seek God's guidance to break free from the enemy's influence. [... more]

Exploring the concept of discipleship from the heart, where individuals focus on developing a deeper relationship with Jesus and living out their faith in a more intimate and personal way. This involves listening to God's voice, trusting in his guidance, and surrendering to his will, leading to a more vibrant and meaningful spiritual life. [... more]