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Magic Like This: A C.S. Lewis Book Club

Magic Like This: A C.S. Lewis Book Club

著者: Christina Lynn Wallace
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Magic Like This is a C.S. Lewis Book Club hosted by Christina Wallace. Anyone who loves a deliciously crafted sentence or a spiritually compelling idea is welcome. So grab a cuppa your favourite somethin' somethin' and join us as we explore Christianity through the literary jollies of C.S. Lewis!

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  • Screwtape Letter 28: Death has lost its sting. With Matt Nash.
    2026/10/23
    I’ve laid awake at night, fearing the day I would die — or worse, the day the ones I love most will die. People say it’s natural. That death is simply a part of life. But I don’t buy it. I think that’s what Screwtape wants us to think — that it’s this inevitable black hole, waiting to swallow us all. But what if death, in the way we think about it, feels so, ridiculously unnatural because it is? What if the death we fear is no death at all? What if C.S. Lewis is encouraging us to face this life with a radical expectation that death is the least frightening thing of all? Ministry leader, Matthew Nash, from Kardia Community joined me to talk about Screwtape Letter 28.Mentioned in this episode:Find Matt on Substack here.Learn more about Kardia Community here.Run With Horses by Eugene PetersonThe Celtic Daily Prayer Book by the Northumbria CommunityThe Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis(Please buy from your local bookstore wherever possible. Note: I have not personally read all books mentioned in this episode. Sharing them here is not necessarily a personal endorsement.)Support the showBecome a patron of Magic Like This for £5 a month here.OR leave a review for us on Apple Podcasts!Find me on Instagram: https://instagram.com/magiclikethispodcastFor fellow writers:Join us for 4 days of rest, liturgical prayer, and creative writing on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne: Book onto the Wind & Breath Creative Writing Retreat here OR join the waitlist for the next retreat here.Enrol in Pick Up Your Sword, my writing course for aspiring Christian writers who want to write their first book: https://christinalynnwallace.com/courseWanting personal support to develop your writing practice? Book a Writer’s Audit, 1:1 writing mentorship calls with Christina.Or if you just want a little magic sent straight to your inbox each month to encourage and inspire your writing practice, you can get my free monthly newsletter, The Grammarian, here: https://christinalynnwallace.com/newsletterClick here to find me on FableRead my essays and join my Celtic Prayer Writing Workshops at The Battle Cry:https://christinalynnwallace.substack.com/subscribe This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit magiclikethis.substack.com/subscribe
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    1 時間 13 分
  • Screwtape’s 27th Letter: Prayer is kind of silly. With writer and theologian, Griffin Gooch.
    2026/09/23
    Do you feel guilty when you get distracted during prayer? Or even wonder ‘why am I praying in the first place’? And what do you do when it feels like your prayers aren’t actually working? I’m joined by author, lecturer, and theologian, Griffin Gooch, to look at Letter 27 of Screwtape, which interestingly throws the idea of prayer into a completely different light. We also talk about the theology of happiness (ever been told that you should aim to be “joyful” but not happy?) and how the early Church taught a different perspective than what we normally hear from the Western Church today. Griffin reminds us that there is a lovely, transcendental silliness to prayer, and that much of our “guilt” for desiring happiness is rooted in the work of ancient philosophers — not necessarily in the teachings of Christ. Mentioned in this episode:Find Griffin on Substack here.Book your spot on the Wind & Breath Creative Writing RetreatThe Screwtape Letters by C.S. LewisSurprised by Joy by C.S. LewisThe World’s Last Night by C.S. Lewis(Please buy from your local bookstore wherever possible. Note: I have not personally read all books mentioned in this episode. Sharing them here is not necessarily a personal endorsement.)Support the showBecome a patron of Magic Like This for £5 a month here.OR leave a review for us on Apple Podcasts!Find me on Instagram: https://instagram.com/magiclikethispodcastFor fellow writers:Join us for 4 days of rest, liturgical prayer, and creative writing on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, April 8th-12th, 2026: Book onto the Wind & Breath Creative Writing Retreat here OR join the waitlist for the next retreat here.Enrol in Pick Up Your Sword, my writing course for aspiring Christian writers who want to write their first book: https://christinalynnwallace.com/courseWanting personal support to develop your writing practice? Book a Writer’s Audit, 1:1 writing mentorship calls with Christina.Or if you just want a little magic sent straight to your inbox each month to encourage and inspire your writing practice, you can get my free monthly newsletter, The Grammarian, here: https://christinalynnwallace.com/newsletterClick here to find me on FableRead my essays and join my Celtic Prayer Writing Workshops at The Battle Cry:https://christinalynnwallace.substack.com/subscribe This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit magiclikethis.substack.com/subscribe
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    1 時間 9 分
  • Screwtape's 26th Letter: Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. With C.S. Lewis podcaster, Thornton Thompson
    2026/07/29
    What happens when so starry-eyed in love that we don’t really care what we do as long as the other person is happy? When we don’t voice our own feelings or needs? When this silence about our desires turns into a habit that lasts weeks, months, years? When we congratulate ourselves on how “selfless” we’re being all whilst ignoring that niggling feeling of resentment bubbling away beneath the surface? How might that impact our relationships over time? And more importantly… how might we be blind to it? My friend Thornton, the host of his own C.S. Lewis podcast, joined me to share how Screwtape’s 26th letter really opened his eyes and helped him improve his marriage in incredible ways…Mentioned in this episode:(Please buy from your local bookstore wherever possible. Note: I have not personally read all books mentioned in this episode. Sharing them here is not necessarily a personal endorsement.)Thornton’s podcast: Mere C.S. LewisThe Screwtape Letters by C.S. LewisThe Horse and His Boy by C.S. LewisThe Last Battle by C.S. LewisSupport the showBecome a patron of Magic Like This for £5 a month here.OR leave a review for us on Apple Podcasts!Find me on Instagram: https://instagram.com/magiclikethispodcastRead my essays and join my Celtic Prayer Writing Workshops at The Battle Cry:https://christinalynnwallace.substack.com/subscribeFor fellow writers:Enrol in Pick Up Your Sword, my writing course for aspiring Christian writers who want to write their first book: https://christinalynnwallace.com/courseBattling imposter syndrome?Purchase my 7-day journalling devotional for aspiring Christian writers: https://www.christinalynnwallace.com/shop/p/invited-by-joy-digital-devotional-for-aspiring-authorsAlways wondered about the difference between a colon and a semi-colon?Join Swordsmanship, my free 21-day punctuation mark email course: https://www.christinalynnwallace.com/swordsmanship.Wanting personal support to develop your writing practice?Book a Writer’s Audit, 1:1 writing mentorship calls with Christina.Or if you just want a little magic sent straight to your inbox each month to encourage and inspire your writing practice, you can get my free monthly newsletter, The Grammarian, here: https://christinalynnwallace.com/newsletterClick here to find me on Fable This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit magiclikethis.substack.com/subscribe
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    1 時間 18 分
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