For Narnia and For Aslan

With chapter 14 Bethy and Katie decide Reep is probably the main character. Also, we meet some heavenly birds, Isaiah 6:1-7 is deeply discussed, and we practice fourfold reading. 

With chapter 13 we ask havruta questions, notice a shift in tone as well as Reep being especially honored, and discuss the big questions with Revelation 19:6-9. 

With chapter 12 we discover some surprising differences between our versions of the book, discuss Reep's pride, read Psalm 3, and practice PaRDaS. 

Bethy is moving across the country! It is very exciting, but she is so busy that we need to slow our episodes to every other week instead of once a week. We'll keep this pace up for the rest of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader and then get back to you about our plans. Thanks for understanding!

Chapter 11 brings up some abstract conversation as we try to visualize time, talk about two ways we tend to view God, and just enjoy a sweet chapter. We also practice Ignatian spirituality and read Revelation 22:12-13. 

With chapter 10 we dive into temptation, contentment, bravery, and an inconsistency that we both spotted in the text. We also read Psalm 131 and try out a reader's theater. 

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Katie and Bethy dive into the pros and cons of invisibility, debate how old Reep is, and decide that great minds don't actually think alike. They also read Psalm 27:11-14 and practice four-fold reading. 

With chapter 8 we focus more on Lucy than usual, gush about how much we love havruta, discuss short term missions, and read 1st Corinthians 10:11-13 twice. 

We have a guest this week! We loved talking with Erin Schulz about Eustace and how his cure begins. Together we discuss what it means to be known, Edmund's forgiveness, foot washing with John 13:1-17, and how sometimes only God and go deep enough. We also practice PaRDaS. 

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In chapter 6 Eustace is transformed both inside and out and with this context in mind Katie and Bethy discuss his appalling loneliness, the valiant Reep, and Lucy's deep kindness. We also take a look at Psalm 115:1-11 and try out a reader's theater. 

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