Podcasts about The Inklings

On this week's episode of Inklings we go over the talk by Dieter F. Uchtdorf: By This All Will Know That You Are My Disciples

As we wrap up Season 8, David has a few announcements...[Show Notes]

On this week's episode of Inklings we go over the talk by Ronald A. Rasband: Right Before Our Eyes

“Nichts, was wir nicht weggegeben haben, wird jemals wirklich unser sein.” C. S. Lewis C. S. Lewis (Clive Staples Lewis, 1898–1963) war ein britischer Schriftsteller, Literaturwissenschaftler und christlicher Denker. Er ist vor allem bekannt für seine Werke der Fantasy-Literatur sowie für seine theologischen und apologetischen Schriften. Hier sind einige wichtige Fakten über ihn: 1. Leben Geboren: 29. November 1898 in Belfast, Nordirland. Gestorben: 22. November 1963 in Oxford, England (am selben Tag wie John F. Kennedy und Aldous Huxley). Lewis war Professor für mittelalterliche und englische Literatur an der Universität Oxford und später an der Universität Cambridge. 2. Literarisches Werk Die Chroniken von Narnia: Seine bekannteste Buchreihe, die aus sieben Bänden besteht und ein Klassiker der Kinder- und Fantasy-Literatur ist. Beispiele: Der König von Narnia (The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe) und Der letzte Kampf (The Last Battle). Science-Fiction-Trilogie: Die Perelandra-Reihe, die philosophische und theologische Themen in Science-Fiction verpackt. Theologische Werke: Bücher wie Pardon, ich bin Christ (Mere Christianity), Über den Schmerz (The Problem of Pain) und Dienstanweisungen an einen Unterteufel (The Screwtape Letters) machten ihn zu einem wichtigen christlichen Denker. 3. Glauben Lewis war in seiner Jugend Atheist, fand jedoch durch den Einfluss seines Freundes J. R. R. Tolkien (Autor von Der Herr der Ringe) zurück zum Christentum. Seine Bekehrung hatte einen großen Einfluss auf sein Schreiben, besonders auf seine apologetischen Werke, in denen er den christlichen Glauben verteidigte. 4. Freundschaft mit Tolkien Lewis war ein enger Freund von Tolkien, und beide waren Mitglieder der „Inklings“, einer Gruppe von Schriftstellern und Intellektuellen, die sich in Oxford trafen, um ihre Werke zu diskutieren. Tolkien schätzte Lewis' Werk, war aber skeptisch gegenüber der allegorischen Natur von Narnia. 5. Vermächtnis C. S. Lewis wird heute als einer der bedeutendsten christlichen Autoren und Denker des 20. Jahrhunderts angesehen. Seine Werke haben Millionen von Menschen inspiriert und wurden in zahlreiche Sprachen übersetzt. Viele seiner Bücher, insbesondere Die Chroniken von Narnia, wurden auch verfilmt. Hast du eine bestimmte Frage zu ihm oder seinen Werken?

On this week's episode of Inklings we go over the talk by S. Mark Palmer: Return unto Me … That I May Heal You

“Was nicht ewig ist, ist auf ewig veraltet.” C. S. Lewis C. S. Lewis (Clive Staples Lewis, 1898–1963) war ein britischer Schriftsteller, Literaturwissenschaftler und christlicher Denker. Er ist vor allem bekannt für seine Werke der Fantasy-Literatur sowie für seine theologischen und apologetischen Schriften. Hier sind einige wichtige Fakten über ihn: 1. Leben Geboren: 29. November 1898 in Belfast, Nordirland. Gestorben: 22. November 1963 in Oxford, England (am selben Tag wie John F. Kennedy und Aldous Huxley). Lewis war Professor für mittelalterliche und englische Literatur an der Universität Oxford und später an der Universität Cambridge. 2. Literarisches Werk Die Chroniken von Narnia: Seine bekannteste Buchreihe, die aus sieben Bänden besteht und ein Klassiker der Kinder- und Fantasy-Literatur ist. Beispiele: Der König von Narnia (The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe) und Der letzte Kampf (The Last Battle). Science-Fiction-Trilogie: Die Perelandra-Reihe, die philosophische und theologische Themen in Science-Fiction verpackt. Theologische Werke: Bücher wie Pardon, ich bin Christ (Mere Christianity), Über den Schmerz (The Problem of Pain) und Dienstanweisungen an einen Unterteufel (The Screwtape Letters) machten ihn zu einem wichtigen christlichen Denker. 3. Glauben Lewis war in seiner Jugend Atheist, fand jedoch durch den Einfluss seines Freundes J. R. R. Tolkien (Autor von Der Herr der Ringe) zurück zum Christentum. Seine Bekehrung hatte einen großen Einfluss auf sein Schreiben, besonders auf seine apologetischen Werke, in denen er den christlichen Glauben verteidigte. 4. Freundschaft mit Tolkien Lewis war ein enger Freund von Tolkien, und beide waren Mitglieder der „Inklings“, einer Gruppe von Schriftstellern und Intellektuellen, die sich in Oxford trafen, um ihre Werke zu diskutieren. Tolkien schätzte Lewis' Werk, war aber skeptisch gegenüber der allegorischen Natur von Narnia. 5. Vermächtnis C. S. Lewis wird heute als einer der bedeutendsten christlichen Autoren und Denker des 20. Jahrhunderts angesehen. Seine Werke haben Millionen von Menschen inspiriert und wurden in zahlreiche Sprachen übersetzt. Viele seiner Bücher, insbesondere Die Chroniken von Narnia, wurden auch verfilmt. Hast du eine bestimmte Frage zu ihm oder seinen Werken?

On this week's episode of Inklings we go over the talk by Ricardo P. Giménez: My Love for the Savior Is My “Why”

“Du kannst nicht zurückgehen und den Anfang verändern. Aber du kannst starten, wo du bist und das Ende verändern.” C. S. Lewis C. S. Lewis (Clive Staples Lewis, 1898–1963) war ein britischer Schriftsteller, Literaturwissenschaftler und christlicher Denker. Er ist vor allem bekannt für seine Werke der Fantasy-Literatur sowie für seine theologischen und apologetischen Schriften. Hier sind einige wichtige Fakten über ihn: 1. Leben Geboren: 29. November 1898 in Belfast, Nordirland. Gestorben: 22. November 1963 in Oxford, England (am selben Tag wie John F. Kennedy und Aldous Huxley). Lewis war Professor für mittelalterliche und englische Literatur an der Universität Oxford und später an der Universität Cambridge. 2. Literarisches Werk Die Chroniken von Narnia: Seine bekannteste Buchreihe, die aus sieben Bänden besteht und ein Klassiker der Kinder- und Fantasy-Literatur ist. Beispiele: Der König von Narnia (The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe) und Der letzte Kampf (The Last Battle). Science-Fiction-Trilogie: Die Perelandra-Reihe, die philosophische und theologische Themen in Science-Fiction verpackt. Theologische Werke: Bücher wie Pardon, ich bin Christ (Mere Christianity), Über den Schmerz (The Problem of Pain) und Dienstanweisungen an einen Unterteufel (The Screwtape Letters) machten ihn zu einem wichtigen christlichen Denker. 3. Glauben Lewis war in seiner Jugend Atheist, fand jedoch durch den Einfluss seines Freundes J. R. R. Tolkien (Autor von Der Herr der Ringe) zurück zum Christentum. Seine Bekehrung hatte einen großen Einfluss auf sein Schreiben, besonders auf seine apologetischen Werke, in denen er den christlichen Glauben verteidigte. 4. Freundschaft mit Tolkien Lewis war ein enger Freund von Tolkien, und beide waren Mitglieder der „Inklings“, einer Gruppe von Schriftstellern und Intellektuellen, die sich in Oxford trafen, um ihre Werke zu diskutieren. Tolkien schätzte Lewis' Werk, war aber skeptisch gegenüber der allegorischen Natur von Narnia. 5. Vermächtnis C. S. Lewis wird heute als einer der bedeutendsten christlichen Autoren und Denker des 20. Jahrhunderts angesehen. Seine Werke haben Millionen von Menschen inspiriert und wurden in zahlreiche Sprachen übersetzt. Viele seiner Bücher, insbesondere Die Chroniken von Narnia, wurden auch verfilmt. Hast du eine bestimmte Frage zu ihm oder seinen Werken?

On this week's episode of Inklings we go over the talk by Quentin L. Cook: The Atonement of Jesus Christ Provides the Ultimate Rescue.

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On this week's episode of Inklings we go over the talk by Dallin H. Oaks: Divine Helps for Mortality.

In our previous episode of Church Life Today, I was joined by Professor Christie Kleinmann of Belmont University, who talked with me about her fascinating and truly original course on Strategic Public Relations for the Inklings (specifically, C. S. Lewis, J. R. R. Tolkien, and Dorothy Sayers). This is a follow up to that previous excellent episode where things get even better because today I am joined by three of Professor Kleinmann's undergraduate students.Ryleigh Green is a senior at Belmont University who was part of the C. S. Lewis group in Professor Kleinmann's class.Jed Mangrum is a sophomore at Belmont who was part of the Tolkien group.And Adriana Alosno is a junior at Belmont who was part of the Dorothy Sayers group.I've done a lot of podcast episodes over the years, and this one is one of my favorites. Enjoy.Follow-up Resources:Learn more about The Inklings Project. Interested in applying as a fellow for 2026–26? Check out the call for applications here (due July 1, 2025). Check out the Dorothy Sayers Instagram account from the Sayers group in Prof. Kleinmann's course.Check out the C. S. Lewis Instagram account from the Lewis group in Prof. Kleinmann's course.Check out the J. R. R. Tolkien Instagram account from the Tolkien group in Prof. Kleinmann's course.Find syllabi from Inklings Project fellows in our free syllabus repository.Read and subscribe to the “Inklings Quarterly.”Church Life Today is a partnership between the McGrath Institute for Church Life at the University of Notre Dame and OSV Podcasts from Our Sunday Visitor. Discover more ways to live, learn, and love your Catholic faith at osvpodcasts.com. Sharing stories, starting conversations.

On today's episode of Inklings we discuss the talk by Patrick Kearon: "Receive His Gift" from the 2025 April General Conference.

Have you ever thought about becoming a brand expert for C. S. Lewis or J. R. R. Tolkien? On the one hand, these seem like authors who need no introduction. On the other hand, how many people today really know the work of these towering 20th Century authors, beyond what made its way onto the silver screen? And what about one of the authors closely associated with them – Dorothy Sayers – who is far from well known in the general public but whose work is of similar creative and literary quality with her more famous friends and interlocutors?Maybe you haven't ever thought about launching a public relations campaign for one of these authors for the sake of a modern audience of young adults, but my guest today has. She is Christie Kleinmann, Professor of Public Relations at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee. Professor Kleinmann is one of a dozen fellows in our second annual cohort of the Inklings Project, run out of the McGrath Institute for Church Life. Along with the other eleven fellows who come from colleges and universities across the United States and in four foreign countries, Professor Kleinmann developed and offered a new course this spring that draws the work of the Inklings into her own area of expertise: strategic public relations. The students in her course were divided into three semester-long groups, which each took as their “clients” one of these three Inklings: Lewis, Tolkien, and Sayers. Today, Professor Kleinmann joins me to talk about the project of her course, the relevance of the Inklings, and the creativity of her students.This is the first of a two-episode set. The second episode will feature three of Professor Kleinmann's students, one from each of the three Inklings groups. Follow-up Resources:Learn more about The Inklings Project. Interested in applying as a fellow for 2026–26? Check out the call for applications here (due July 1, 2025). Check out the Dorothy Sayers Instagram account from the Sayers group in Prof. Kleinmann's course.Check out the C. S. Lewis Instagram account from the Lewis group in Prof. Kleinmann's course.Check out the J. R. R. Tolkien Instagram account from the Tolkien group in Prof. Kleinmann's course.Find syllabi from Inklings Project fellows in our free syllabus repository.Read and subscribe to the “Inklings Quarterly.” Church Life Today is a partnership between the McGrath Institute for Church Life at the University of Notre Dame and OSV Podcasts from Our Sunday Visitor. Discover more ways to live, learn, and love your Catholic faith at osvpodcasts.com. Sharing stories, starting conversations.

Today on Inklings we discuss the talk by Michael B. Strong: Charity - A Sign of True Discipleship.

Today on Inklings we discuss the talk by Dale G. Renlund:  Personal Preparation to Meet the Savior.

On today's episode of Inklings we do a brief overview of the 2025 General Conference.  

On today's episode of Inklings we discuss the talk by Russell M. Nelson: "Confidence in the Presence of God", from April 2025 General Conference. 

Greetings, fellow fantasy fanatics and lore lovers!

Why Are You Still Saying Yes to This? | Weekly Energy Forecast April 14–20, 2025What are you still being loyal to… that's quietly stealing your peace?In this week's Energy Weather Report, I share the intuitive download I received when I asked, “What do you most need to know right now?” The answer was clear:It's time to let go of the things that keep you up at night.

Are you craving deeper connection? Wondering where your soul tribe is hiding?This week's energy is building toward the beautiful Full Moon in Libra—and it's all about harmony, aligned relationships, and calling in the people who really get you.

On this episode of Inklings we review the talk by Russell M. Nelson: The Lord Jesus Christ will Come Again + talk about prep for the upcoming General Conference. 

One of my favorite reads of 2024 was The Myth Makers by John Hendrix.This gorgeous graphic novel tells the story of the remarkable friendship of C. S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien. I thought I already knew quite a bit about these Inklings, but there was even more to uncover.Today, I'm delighted to share my conversation with the author and illustrator of The Myth Makers, John Hendrix. We dive into his research and writing process, exploring how the threads of the story came together. In this episode, Jon shares a better definition of myth, and illustrates the differences between a myth, a fairytale, and a story. I even make him choose which series he'd rather bring to a desert island, The Chronicles of Narnia or The Lord of the Rings. In this episode, you'll hear: John's creative process for creating graphic novels How choose-your-own adventure stories inspired the The Myth Makers Why John chose the Lion and the Wizard as his main characters Learn more about Sarah Mackenzie:Read-Aloud RevivalWaxwing BooksSubscribe to the NewsletterFind the rest of the show notes at: readaloudrevival.com/john-hendrix

This one's for the empaths trying to figure out the difference between healthy holding and fearful hoarding. Boundaries are sacred containers. They're how you honor your energy, your time, your intuition.But when fear creeps in — fear of being drained, judged, or misunderstood — we might go from protecting to withholding.That's when our healthy boundary morphs into an energetic wall.And here's the thing: walls don't just keep others out… They can block your blessings, too.This week, I invite you to check in with yourself:Are you saying “no” from empowerment or from fear?Is that boundary rooted in truth or old trauma?And are you willing to gently lower a wall… so something beautiful can come in?This is the perfect time to realign. The moon is growing. So are you.---------------------------------Irena Miller is the playfulness behind the Mystical School of Energy Adventures (https://irenamiller.com/ ) a space to learn the stars, and sacred arts that unlock the mysteries, hunches, and unexplainable. She has been in business for over 25 years guiding curious seekers and visionary empaths on how to take rewarding action on their gut instincts. She draws on her logical background as a Decision Science major and her intuitive side as an Astrologer, Reiki Master, Yoga Alliance Certified Yoga Teacher, and Energy Reader. She has a free weekly show - Inklings (https://www.youtube.com/c/irenamiller), and she works 1:1 with clients. As an Energy Alchemist and Spiritual Life Guide, she shines the light on blocked energy that can show up as physical pain, limiting beliefs, self-sabotaging behaviors, and glass ceilings. Continue the conversation with Irena and grab her FREE Gift to YOU http://www.irenamiller.co/getcalm and check out Moon Club https://www.irenamiller.co/club and the Moon Journal here: https://www.irenamiller.co/journal Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Inklings we discuss the talk by Bradley R. Wilcox: O Youth of the Noble Birthright.

✨ Energy Weather Report: March 24-30, 2025 | At the Crossroads! ✨Are you standing at life's crossroads, unsure of which direction to take? Let's explore the importance of making intentional decisions when faced with life's biggest choices. From navigating career changes to relationships and personal growth, learn how to identify your values, weigh your options, and trust your instincts to make the best decision. Whether you're feeling stuck, uncertain, or simply seeking guidance, tune in to discover the tools and insights to move forward in the right direction confidently. ✨ Getting ready for the New Moon Solar Eclipse on Saturday!---------------------------------Irena Miller is the playfulness behind the Mystical School of Energy Adventures (https://irenamiller.com/ ) a space to learn the stars, and sacred arts that unlock the mysteries, hunches, and unexplainable. She has been in business for over 25 years guiding curious seekers and visionary empaths on how to take rewarding action on their gut instincts. She draws on her logical background as a Decision Science major and her intuitive side as an Astrologer, Reiki Master, Yoga Alliance Certified Yoga Teacher, and Energy Reader. She has a free weekly show - Inklings (https://www.youtube.com/c/irenamiller), and she works 1:1 with clients. As an Energy Alchemist and Spiritual Life Guide, she shines the light on blocked energy that can show up as physical pain, limiting beliefs, self-sabotaging behaviors, and glass ceilings. Continue the conversation with Irena https://www.irenamiller.com and grab her FREE Gift to YOU http://www.irenamiller.co/getcalm and check out Moon Club https://www.irenamiller.co/club and the Moon Journal here: https://www.irenamiller.co/journal Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of Inklings we discuss the talk by Gary E. Stevenson, "Days Never to Be Forgotten"

On this episode of Inklings we discuss the talk by David L. Buckner: “Ye Are My Friends."

This week on Inklings we discuss the talk by Ulisses Soares: Aligning Our Will with His.

The very first chapter in the Hobbit introduces 15 characters (and mentions even more). So here is a quick video and audio explaining who all these people are.    Podcasters are Evelyn and Robert Lewis Special Hobbit Hosts are Evelyn Mykelrose and Amy Redman Edited by Evelyn Lewis Produced by Comic Canary, Evelyn Lewis, and Robert Lewis Follow us: http://tolkienaboutit.com/ Patreon: Tolkien About It Podcast Facebook: Tolkien About It Twitter: @TolkienPod

D. Emilio Domínguez Díaz, doctor en Humanidades y Filología Inglesa y autor de varios libros, nos acerca a la figura de Clive Staples Lewis, el conocido autor de las Crónicas de Narnia y Cartas del diablo a su sobrino. Nació en Belfast, Irlanda del Norte, en 1898, y fue bautizado en la Iglesia de Irlanda, de confesión protestante. Después de un periodo de lejanía del cristianismo, volvió a practicar su fe, influenciado por J. R. R. Tolkien y otros amigos católicos. Con ellos forma el grupo de los «Inklings», que se reunían semanalmente para hablar de literatura y de las obras que estaban escribiendo.

On today's Inklings podcast we discuss the talk by I. Raymond Egbo: Focus on Jesus Christ and His Gospel.

For Valentines Weekend, the Eyres are thinking about love--the love of friends. They discuss long term friendship, sibling friendship, group friendships and more, and they get into a discussion group called Inklings that they have maintained for nearly 60 years. They end with a discussion of beauty, and how we can find more of it in our lives.

On this week's Inklings discussion we talk about Henry B. Eyring's talk:  Simple is the Doctrine of Christ.

On this weeks episode of Inklings, we discuss the talk by Dallin H. Oaks: Following Christ.

Phil sits down with John Hendrix to discuss his new book, Mythmakers. Your Lamp-post Links: John Hendrix's Website Buy Mythmakers: The Remarkable Fellowship of C.S. Lewis & J.R.R. Tolkien You can support the show on Patreon. You can also email us at hello@lamppostlistener.com or leave us a voicemail at (406) 646-6733. LampostListener.com | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube | RSS Feed

Joe speaks with Dr. Ben Reinhard, author of a new book, "The High Hallow: Tolkien's Liturgical Imagination," from Emmaus Road Publishing. Learn more about #Chesterton and #Tolkien and what #Lewis called "the mythical radiance resting on our theology." To buy the book, https://stpaulcenter.com/product/the-high-hallow-tolkiens-liturgical-imagination/ Find out more about Emmaus Road on IG: https://www.instagram.com/stpaulcenter https://www.instagram.com/emmausroadpublishing https://www.instagram.com/emmausroadpublishing FOLLOW US Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chestertonsociety Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AmericanChestertonSociety X: https://twitter.com/chestertonsoc SUPPORT Consider making a donation: https://www.chesterton.org/give/ Visit our Shop at https://www.chesterton.org/shop/

This week on Inklings we are studying the talk by D. Todd Christofferson: Burying Our Weapons of Rebellion.

Today on Inklings we discuss the talk by Juan Pablo Villar,  "His Hand Ready to Help Us".

Today on Inklings we cover the talk by Kristin M. Yee: The Joy of Our Redemption.

On today's episode of Inklings we will discuss Ronald A. Rasband talk, "Behold I Am the Light Which Ye Shall Hold Up".

And the Inkling Award goes to... This year, for the first of what I hope will be many times, I'm announcing my awards for the best books I read in four categories, with one bonus: Non-Fiction  Criticism Fiction Theology Bonus Category: Worst Book of the year You can find links to the winners above, and a few runner-ups here, here, here, here, and here. Who will win? Who belly-flopped the hardest? Were there any good movies this year? All this and more, plus a preview of things to come. Register for Spring courses at The Ancient Language Institute: https://ancientlanguage.com/youngheretics/ Join in the Rejoice Evermore Advent Calendar: https://rejoiceevermore.substack.com/p/coming-soon-light-of-the-world-the Order Light of the Mind, Light of the World (and rate it five stars): https://a.co/d/2QccOfM