-
The Lord of the Rings & the Bible, Frodo’s Journey, JRR Tolkien & CS Lewis Podcast
Did you know that J.R.R. Tolkien was a devout Christian who carefully embedded profound Christian themes into The Lord of the Rings? Throughout his epic tale of Middle-earth, Tolkien wove in ideas of moral choice, temptation and resilience, mercy, redemption, providence, and the quiet triumph of good over evil, without overt allegory. These themes shine especially clearly in the journey of Frodo Baggins, the ordinary hobbit who shoulders an extraordinary burden.
-
Deliverance from Addiction – A Prayer to Break free from Addictions, in Jesus’ Name Decree Liberty
Is addiction ruining your life? Addiction has no place in your life when God is for you, yet it can be difficult to know where to begin. You can be set free and filled with Jesus' power by reciting Scripture and proclaiming your liberty from evil spirits.
-
Retracing David Livingstone’s Kalahari Desert Expedition – Makgadikgadi Salt Pan Documentary
In the heart of Botswana lies one of Earth’s most unforgiving landscapes: the vast, blinding Makgadikgadi Salt Plains of the Kalahari Desert. In 1849, David Livingstone became the first European to cross the entire Kalahari Desert and we follow in his amazing footsteps.
-
Break Curses as You Renounce Unbelief and the spirit of Death
Our confessions are containers of power which can release good or ill. In the natural realm, we can build up or pull down, as we bless or curse. In the spiritual realm, we can enter God’s blessing or shield ourselves from His goodness through our confessions.
-
Hope against Hope: Comfort and Optimism for Christians – Julian of Norwich
Julian of Norwich, a fourteenth century anchoret, was contemplating the reason for suffering and pondered a time in her life when she desired death to life. In her turmoil of prayer and faith, God spoke these words of comfort to her...
-
Reflections on the Psalms by C.S. Lewis: Book Review
Reflections on the Psalms by C.S. Lewis isn’t a comprehensive analysis by any means, but rather a thought-provoking examination of specific questions. If you’re hoping for a signature classic, you may be disappointed; this is a talk with a friend, not a scholarly lecture.
