Weight of Glory: And Other Addresses (Collected Letters of C.S. Lewis)

I liked this book, it was kind of like getting to pick C. S. Lewis's brain on random topics, which is pretty enlightening. Of course some essays were more enlightening/inspiring/better than others, but overall a worthwhile read.

Great book. Honestly the thing that has stayed with me is the statement he wrote in the forward about how a fellowship is a deadly serious venture and needs to be approached with an adult mind.

Literally, one of the best Christian growth books ever. Easily my favorite by C.S. Lewis.

Every page of Lewis that I read reminds me why he is one of my favorite authors. In these addresses, his brilliance shines just as perceptibly through these sermons as any of his other written works. And, in some ways, these addresses reveal a transparency and spiritual honesty that is more veiled in many of his books. The most piercing were "The Weight of Glory," "The Inner...more

Every page of Lewis that I read reminds me why he is one of my favorite authors. In these addresses, his brilliance shines just as perceptibly through these sermons as any of his other written works. And, in some ways, these addresses reveal a transparency and spiritual honesty that is more veiled in many of his books. The most piercing were "The Weight of Glory," "The Inner Ring," and "A Slip of the Tongue." I have already re-read them, and I am sure I will again.   hide