In this final episode of The Screwtape Letters: Lessons in Spiritual Warfare, we explore Letters 27–31 and the concluding lessons of C.S. Lewis’s classic work. We examine the enemy’s strategies involving doubt, prayer, suffering, and perseverance while considering what it means to remain faithful through the trials of the Christian life. As the story reaches its conclusion, we reflect on the ultimate victory of Christ and the hope believers have when they remain faithful to the end.

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Teacher: Chris Cordes

In this episode of The Screwtape Letters: Lessons in Spiritual Warfare, we explore Letters 24–26 and C.S. Lewis’s insights into jealousy, comparison, pride, and spiritual deception. Lewis reveals how the enemy can use envy and even religious devotion to turn our attention toward ourselves and away from God. Join us as we examine the dangers of comparison and spiritual pride and consider how humility, contentment, and Christ-centered living protect us from these subtle forms of temptation.

Teacher: Chris Cordes

In this episode of The Screwtape Letters: Lessons in Spiritual Warfare, we explore Letters 21–23 and C.S. Lewis’s insights into pride, deception, and the subtle ways temptation can distort the Christian life. As Screwtape continues to reveal the enemy’s strategies, we consider the importance of humility, truth, and spiritual discernment. Join us as we examine how believers can recognize these tactics and remain grounded in Christ.

Teacher: Chris Cordes

In this episode of The Screwtape Letters: Lessons in Spiritual Warfare, we explore Letters 18–20 and C.S. Lewis's insights on love, marriage, and God's purpose for our lives. Lewis exposes how the enemy seeks to distort God's good gifts through selfishness, misplaced desires, and worldly thinking. Join us as we examine biblical principles for relationships, vocation, and faithful living while learning how God's design leads to lasting joy and spiritual growth.

Teacher: Chris Cordes

In this episode of The Screwtape Letters: Lessons in Spiritual Warfare, we explore Letter 17 and C.S. Lewis's surprising perspective on gluttony. Rather than focusing only on excess, Lewis exposes the deeper issues of self-centeredness, demandingness, and misplaced desires. Join us as we examine what the Bible teaches about contentment, gratitude, self-control, and living with a heart that seeks to honor Christ above personal preferences.

Teacher: Lisa Cordes

In this episode of The Screwtape Letters: Lessons in Spiritual Warfare, we explore Letter 16 and C.S. Lewis's insights on the local church. Screwtape reveals how the enemy uses criticism, personal preferences, and distractions to weaken believers and create division within the body of Christ. Join us as we examine the biblical call to love the church, pursue unity, and keep our focus on Christ rather than the imperfections of people.

Teacher: Chris Cordes

In this episode of The Screwtape Letters: Lessons in Spiritual Warfare, we explore Letter 15 and C.S. Lewis's insights on anxiety, fear, and the temptation to become consumed with the future. Screwtape reveals how worry can distract believers from trusting God's daily provision and living faithfully in the present. Join us as we examine the biblical call to rest in God's sovereignty and find peace through faith in Christ.

Teacher: Chris Cordes

In this episode of The Screwtape Letters: Lessons in Spiritual Warfare, we explore Letter 14 and C.S. Lewis's powerful insights on humility. Screwtape reveals why genuine humility is such a threat to the enemy and how pride can quietly undermine the Christian life. Join us as we examine the biblical meaning of humility and discover how God uses it to shape believers into the likeness of Christ.

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Teacher: Chris Cordes