C.S. Lewis Institute
Latest Uploads
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The Adventures of Eustace Clarence Scrubb: Justification, Sanctification, & Discipleship in Narnia
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Stories of Skeptics who’ve Flipped to Faith
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Becoming Skeptical of Skepticism – Matt Sabatine’s Story
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From Hopelessness to Hope – Al Gascon’s Story
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Secular Jew Finds Christ – Dr. James Tour’s Story
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Dai Hankey and Gospel Hope for Weary Souls
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Aaron Welty and The Heroics of Weakness
Videos (57)
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Randy Newman: Rooted and Grounded in Love
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C.S. Lewis & Medieval Wisdom for Modern Christians with Chris R. Armstrong
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Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing: Is Jesus the Only Way?
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Pre-Evangelism with Randy Newman
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Kristen Wetherell and Hungering for God’s Word
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Adam Ramsey and Living in the Here and Now
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The Impact of Technology on the Christian Life
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A Christian Response to Antisemitism
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Street Smarts in Evangelism with Greg Koukl
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Our Longing for Home with Jess Archer
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Trillia Newbell and God’s Very Good Idea
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Beyond Postmodernism with Randy Newman
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Not a Tame Lion: The Life, Teachings, & Legacy of C S Lewis
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Embodied Hope – A Theological Meditation on Pain & Suffering
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Explorations of Joy – The Wonder of Music
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The Arts as Tools for Spiritual Growth
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Joining God in His Work (Stuart Alpine)
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Our Position in Christ with Ashley and Heather Holleman
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60 Years Later: Reflections on the Life of C.S. Lewis with Dr. Peter Kreeft
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Andy Bannister: How to Have Panic-Free Conversations About Jesus
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Handel’s Messiah – An Advent Calendar
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Spiritual Conversations with John Hopper
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Revival: What Is It and What Does It Look Like?
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Grief and Suffering with Elise Boros
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Ed Welch and Spiritual Growth
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Reaching out in a Meta-Modern World with Kristi Mair
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The Journey Adventure Promo Video
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Where is God in Suffering? (Lessons from Job)
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Meet the Artist behind The Ufalme Experience
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Embodied Hope: A Theological Meditation on Pain & Suffering
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The Holy God: An Invitation to Explore the Lord’s Prayer
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Our Heavenly Father: An Invitation to Explore the Lord’s Prayer
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The Ufalme Experience – Overview
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Russ Ramsey: How Artists and Their Art Can Point Us to the Creator
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Not a Tame Lion: The Life, Teachings, & Legacy of C. S. Lewis with Terry Glaspey
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The Surprising Genius of Jesus – Part 2 (Peter J. Williams)
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The Surprising Genius of Jesus – Part 1 (Peter J. Williams)
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The Surprising Genius of Jesus – Q&A (Peter J. Williams)
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Seeing Jesus through the Eyes of Women – Rebecca McLaughlin
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The Christian Worldview in the Writings of J.R.R. Tolkien with Dr. Donald Williams
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Argument From Prophecy: Basic Apologetics Course with Art Lindsley (HD)
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The Case For the Resurrection: Basic Apologetics Course with Art Lindsley (HD)
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Can The Gospels Be Trusted? – Basic Apologetics Course with Art Lindsley (HD)
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The Gospel vs. Religion: What is the Gospel and Why Does it Matter?
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Malcolm Guite: Preparing Your Heart for Lent and Easter
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Nancy Guthrie: How to Pray for Others who are Suffering
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A Book Observed: C.S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce (Dr. Jerry Root)
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Randy Newman: Mere Evangelism: 10 Insights from C.S. Lewis to Help You Share Your Faith
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C.S. Lewis Fellows Program: Chicago Testimonials
Description
In the legacy of C.S. Lewis, the Institute endeavors to develop disciples who will articulate, defend and live their faith in Christ in personal and public life.
C.S. Lewis was an Oxford scholar, professor of English literature, and author of more than thirty books including The Chronicles of Narnia. He was also one of the most effective Christian apologists, evangelists, and teachers of the 20th century.
The C.S. Lewis Institute offers life-changing discipleship for those who are ready to be intentional about spiritual growth in Christ. The Fellows Program is the Institute’s flagship discipleship program and is offered in more than a dozen cities across the United States and around the world.
The Institute offers discipleship, apologetics, and evangelism resources and hosts conferences and livestream events featuring world-class speakers addressing topics such as: apologetics, Biblical authority, calling, justice, mentoring, mission, prayer, spiritual discernment, and more.
