What can we learn from a senior demon's letters to a subordinate? Quite a bit coming from the mind of C. S. Lewis.

Do you think of the Christian life as boring and joyless? Think again!

C. S. Lewis brilliantly imagines correspondence between a senior and junior demon.

Are you a Christian. If the answer is yes, do your works reflect that?

Have you ever considered sin as a human problem instead of being a God problem? Perhaps you may want to look at yourself. 

Have you ever really thought about why Jesus spoke so often in parables? Perhaps this will provide some insight.

Do you shun promptings of the Lord because listening to Him might put a crimp in your style? It's very easy to put material wealth over Spiritual blessings. Is that you?

Does it make sense that God allows you to frolic sinfully and do anything you want once you're saved? Perhaps you believe you are above that behavior. Should your arrogance be applauded, or should you approach your salvation with fear and tremb...

We must pay attention to Old Testament warnings because they are directed at us. Isaiah, Jesus, Paul, Peter etc. speak to the failings of professing believers. Endure to the end.

Jesus is on every page of Isaiah. We see in Ephesians that prophecies were written for our benefit. There is no such thing as a New Testament Christian.

Jesus is everywhere in Isaiah. Notice how Christians of today and beyond, seem to be the target audience.

What might a high-level demon say to a low level-level demon? C.S. Lewis gives great insight into many of the possibilities.

It's time to get off the sidelines and get in or out of the game. If you aren't ready to get all in, you better just get completely out. The time for procrastinating is over.

Do you believe the Lord heeds petitions from those who take His name but don't really focus on obedience? If you do, think again.

Salvation is for all who obey. Many Jews were conceited when Isaiah wrote these words. They assumed they were good by birthright. Today, this is true for many Christians.

God's promises are awesome and will come to pass. Don't let disobedience get in the way of receiving them.

Faith in Christianity is based on a Rock-solid foundation and that Rock is Jesus Christ. The Bible is provably super-natural, and no chapter demonstrates this more than Isaiah 53.

The unity of the Godhead is clearly shown centuries before the birth of Jesus Christ.

It is impossible to tell future events with complete accuracy, unless you read the Word of God, the Bible! 

It's laughable falling down and worshipping wood or metal objects made by human hands. What about worshipping wealth, fame, position, power or anything else? Everything the ancients had and everything we have today is from God.  

There is overwhelming evidence of both the Old and New Testament's textual veracity. Jesus of Nazareth walked this earth as fully God and fully man.  

Have you ever seriously thought about the Trinity? Is it possible that the Godhead (Family of God in the heavenlies) is too complicated to fit the description of a triangle?

Either God is in control of everything, or He isn't. If you claim to believe in Him but disobey His commands, there will be consequences. Turn from evil and repent.

Jesus is the Holy one of Israel and Jerusalem's Redeemer. Isaiah tells us much about Him centuries before His birth. The Bible is provably supernatural.  

There is no denomination, not one, adhering to the Biblical model. Should followers of Christ ignore this because it is entirely prevalent? What does the Word of God say about this very serious problem?