Brother Dunford Bryce Dunford

The Chronicles of Narnia present Aslan as a big scary lion, who is the kindest, most loving creature. Likewise, we love Christ and are afraid of Him at the same time.

The Gospel of Jesus Christ teaches that all get what they truly desire. C.S Lewis powerfully illustrated this in the Chronicles of Narnia.

While traveling through this mortal life, we pass through the telestial and terrestrial worlds. If you hold on to anuthing in those worlds, it will keep us there. If we seek the Celestial Kingdom, we must let go of everything telestial and terrestrial; as illustrated by Eustace and the dragon.

In Book One of Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis reveals is journey to Christ. He observed that the Moral Law inside us and our inability to fully live up to that law, put us in a doomed position unless we could be saved by a Redeemer.

In Book 3 of Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis describes how Christians are to behave. There is a signficant silimarity to chapel and temple convenants as restored in our day.

In Book 4 of Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis describes where Christ is leading us. If we do not understand what He is doing, we might start puching back. He is not building the house we thought. He is leading us to be little Christs.