COVID-19 is no excuse for neglecting God's call to study and create.

What C. S. Lewis’s senior devil would recommend in response to COVID-19.

Augustine, C. S. Lewis, and the perfection of fear.

The great scientist’s grand theories can take us to dizzying heights, but there are realms they cannot reach.

The writer loved the Incarnation. Not so much the Christmas holiday.

How evangelicals are becoming the new champions of the pagan classics.

If the enemies of truth employ the arts of persuasion, then lovers of truth have no choice but to employ them more effectively.

How a theology of personhood cuts against the mechanical metaphors we use to describe ourselves.

Both C. S. Lewis and Job held onto their faith when their worlds imploded. Now psychologists suggest clues to understanding how the mind endures in suffering.

How community helps us discern our callings.

Patti Callahan uses historical fiction to trace the transformative journey of C. S. Lewis’s wife.

Fans of Madeleine L’Engle’s novel are wondering whether the film will do justice to the “cosmic questions” the book raises.

“A Christmas Sermon for Pagans” is quintessential Lewis at the height of his renown. “Cricketer’s Progress” is more of a mystery.

Influential theologian and author lived to be 101, and to see his popular book remain in print.

Our love of Lewis's words doesn't mean we always get them right.

I equated material possessions with happiness, until a high-school mission trip changed my thinking.

How we found God’s mercy as we faced deep division we’d never experienced before.

The recent hit sci-fi video game promises an infinite galaxy to explore. Is that enough?

Even in the pages of C. S. Lewis, the best is yet to come.