In Walking with C. S. Lewis, Tony Ash opens a door for those who have never been introduced to Lewis or his writings—and those already familiar with Lewis will appreciate Ash’s thought-provoking commentary. Perfect for use in groups or individual studies, the videos, book, and study guides in this bundle are sure to delight fans of C. S. Lewis and promote further discussion of his life and works.
In this 10-segment video series, individuals and small groups alike walk through the life, writings, and impact of C. S. Lewis—making this resource ideal for gaining insight into a particular book or as an engaging portrait of the man who has shaped the thought and faith of so many readers. You’ll visit historic sites from Lewis’ life, study 16 of his most beloved titles—and hear the story of how Lewis’ writings have impacted one man’s life and faith.
The companion guide brings added depth to the video content, summarizing each of the works discussed as well as filling in relevant biographical details from Lewis’ life. Reflection questions and guidance for small group leaders follow the video segments, making it a perfect curriculum for small group study as well as individual reflection.
For the past forty years, Tony Ash has been teaching C. S. Lewis in college and university classes, as well as giving guest lectures in churches and other venues. Having been strongly impacted by the writings of Lewis, Ash seeks to use those writings to help others deepen their spiritual walk. Though he’s read many of Lewis’ books more than thirty times each, he says, “I always find something new and refreshing.”
Ryan J. Pemberton, author of the companion guide, was also deeply impacted by Lewis: while studying theology at Oxford, Pemberton lived in Lewis’ home, The Kilns, and was president of the Oxford University C. S. Lewis Society. His memoir, Called: My Journey to C. S. Lewis’s House and Back Again, traces themes of calling and faith in Pemberton’s story of leaving a successful career to follow God’s call on his life.
With Ash and Pemberton as your guides, walk with C. S. Lewis—and see him and his writing in a new and transformative way.