The Chronicles of Narnia is a beloved children’s book series of mythical tales of adventure, danger and intrigue. Buried in these myths are stories of sin, redemption and resurrection. This week, Dirk talks with Grammar School teachers Tonya Fikes, Alex Markos, Tonya Mowery and Keri Strickland about the profound biblical truths found in The Chronicles of Narnia.

Today's podcast is a continuation of Dirk Russell's conversation about fine arts and classical education with several members of the Fine Arts Department. He talks with Doug Hurt, Ben Vis and Autumn Jones about the importance of storytelling.

Geneva’s theme for the year is “The Mind of Christ.” With that in mind, Dirk sits down with Rhetoric School Headmaster Rob Shelton, Humanities Department Head Aaron Southwick and humanities teacher Scott Milam to talk about what it means to think like a Christian. Suggested Reading: "The Christian Mind" Harry Blamires "The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind" Mark Noll "Fit Bodies, Fat Minds" Os Guinness  "Habits of the Mind" James Sire "Simply Christian" N.T. Wright