For Narnia and For Aslan

With the final chapter of The Magician's Nephew we do a havruta question session and really get down to the important things, like what it would be like to be married to a river god, and if you have to eat the skin of a healing apple for it to work. We're also a little bit jealous of Andrews magical nap. Join us next week for an overview of the entire book before we begin The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe!

Katie and Bethy discuss all things working according to their nature and the power that little kids have within the context of the penultimate chapter of The Magician's Nephew. 

With Chapter 13 of The Magician's Nephew, Katie and Bethy look for fourfold meaning, and talk about temptation and friendship. 

Welcome to For Narnia and For Aslan! We (Katie - a small church pastor, and Bethy - a writer and dancer) are all about the Chronicles of Narnia and we use sacred reading practices to dive deeply into C.S. Lewis' books and into scripture as we read them alongside one another. We would love for you to join us as we go further up and further in!

With The Magician's Nephew chapter 12, grief is discussed, Bethy and Katie go back to the basics of faith, and Katie writes a poem on the fly - get it? Because Fledge is given wings?

Katie and Bethy decide what direction they would plant Uncle Andrew, and discuss God's omnipotence through chapter 11 of The Magician's Nephew. 

With The Magician's Nephew chapter 10, Bethy and Katie try out a new four step reading practice and marvel over how many words the average dog is able to understand. 

Katie and Bethy sing the creation of Narnia with Aslan, talk about the image of God, and decide to celebrate more often, all with chapter 9 of The Magician's Nephew. 

With special guest Laura Waltar we discuss what it means to stay tuned to God working in your life and try out the sacred reading practice lectio  divina, all within the context of The Magician's Nephew chapter 8.