Dear Friends: We are merely human beings– just like you! We have come to bring you the Good News. Acts 14:15, NLT “I am only human.” Is there anyone of us who hasn’t said this a thousand times? It is our most profound confession of inadequacy and limitation. It admits that we lack something necessary
A Word of Grace – May 23, 2011
"You are what you eat," is a saying with many attributions. Its truth is undeniable. What we eat directly affects our physical, mental and spiritual well-being. God called Moses to commune with him on Mount Sinai. The people wouldn't come with him, afraid they would die if they drew near to God. "You go find out what God wants and then speak to us and we will listen." So Moses hiked up alone and the first thing God told him on that trip up the mountain was "You should not make gods of silver along side me, nor shall you make for yourselves gods of gold" (Ex 20:18-23). When Moses came back he told the people all the instructions for them that God had given on the mountain. He described the terms of God's covenant with them and the requirements for worshipful obedience.
Updated C.S. Lewis College Website Goes Live
We're pleased to announce that C.S. Lewis College's newly designed and updated website has gone live.
C.S. Lewis College Recruits Former Burger King CEO
Charles Olcott, former CEO of Burger King and VP of Pillsbury, has joined the C.S. Lewis Foundation as Executive Vice President. In this role, he will lead administration and development efforts for C.S. Lewis College.
Artists Call for Revival in Christian Art
For the majority of its existence, Christianity has deeply informed the Western artistic tradition through the works of renowned painters, classical composers, and authors. This much is obvious to any high school Art History, Music, or Literature student. Christianity has proven to be foundational to the creation of Michelangelo’s David and The Creation of Adam,