Weekly Blog

Last Sunday I taught on Romans 8:18-25, which I called “Bound for Glory!” After finishing, I re-listened to CS Lewis's classic sermon “The Weight of Glory” – which is one of my favorite short writings of Lewis. In it, he speaks much of the glory that will be ours in eternity. The entire sermon is worth reading (or listening to an audio reading of it), and it is full of great quotes. Today, however, I just want to give two quotes that point to our longing for our glorious eternal home.

Since tomorrow is Thanksgiving, this Sunday we looked at the biblical teaching on gratitude. As I prepared to teach on that topic, I wanted to use the poem God’s Grandeur by Gerard Manley Hopkins. However, I could not fit it in – so I decided to share it on the blog this week.

The Hose and His Boy was the fifth book published in The Chronicles of Narnia series. This tale is a bit unusual, for instead of going forward in time, it drops into the middle of the time when Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy were still in Narnia and reigning as the Kings and Queens of Narnia.

The Silver Chair was the fourth book published in The Chronicles of Narnia series. This tale leaps forward in time from the time of Dawn Treader.

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader was the third book published in The Chronicles of Narnia series. This tale carries forward the story begun in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and Prince Caspian. This time, Peter and Susan do not return. Edmund and Lucy do, along with a new character – Eustace Clarence Scrubb. these children are taken through a picture into a Narnian sea, where they are rescued by Caspian and taken aboard the Dawn Treader.

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