Dear Friends: There are memories for me to sort through in this decompressed time without the stress of a work schedule. Good memories. Echoes of grace. I took on much of my life as a fight, but Christ arrived in my later years with a simple question–“If I love you, why fight?” His love left
A Word of Grace – April 18, 2011
Dear Friends: I wrote this message during the Christmas season a couple of years ago, but it fits this week when Christianity pauses to remember what Jesus did for us. I wrote these words by way of the original introduction: “It is vapid sentimentality to separate the manger of Bethlehem from the cross of Calvary.
C.S. Lewis College Campus Update – April 2011
Well, as you can probably imagine there have been plenty of things happening on the future site of the C.S Lewis College campus since the opening of Sage Chapel on December 11th. January made its presence known on campus in a couple of different ways. January 13-17 we welcomed the “Ignite Ivy” conference (www.igniteivy.com) to campus. Ignite is an invitation-only conference designed to minister to student leaders from all eight Ivy League schools.
Top 9 Books to Read for Oxbridge 2011
The C.S. Lewis Foundation presents the essential reading list for the 2011 C.S. Lewis Summer Institute at Oxbridge. Based on our conference theme of "Paradigms of Hope: Transcending Chaos and Transforming Culture," these are the books that registrants should acquaint themselves with. They can be found through our bookstore, powered by Amazon (the C.S. Lewis Foundation receives a percentage of the proceeds from purchases made through our bookstore).
A Word of Grace – April 11, 2011
Dear Friends: We return to the story of Eutychus. On the Saturday night, when we gathered for the breaking of the bread, Paul, who was to leave next day, addressed the congregation and went on speaking until midnight. Now there were many lamps in the upstairs room where we were assembled, and a young man