Lewis' Mere Christianity, Chapters 31-33

Chris Fogle reads C.S. Lewis' "Mere Christianity", chapters 31-33. In the midst of COVID-19, Mere Christianity is a comforting compilation of a series of radio talks that Lewis was asked to give by the BBC during WWII. Regardless of whether you're an agnostic (as Lewis was) or a mature believer, his real-world application, humor and simplicity are timeless. It's easy to see how God moved through one of the great apologists of all time.