In his famous “Meditation in a Toolshed,” C. S. Lewis reflects on how just about everything in life can be viewed, like a sunbeam, from two perspectives: either looking along the beam or at it, trying to find its meaning from the inside or the outside. Brannon Ellis explains how C. S. Lewis’ insight can help us as Christian disciples.
There’s No Word in English for This Light | C. S. Lewis on Truth and Discipleship
Brannon Ellis explains how C. S. Lewis’ insight can help us as Christian disciples.
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