The Weight of Glory
A collection of sermons exploring spiritual glory, human dignity, and the pursuit of meaning through faith.
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Print Length:
208 pages
Publication Date:
March 1, 2001
Other Titles By C. S. Lewis
The Weight of Glory
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C. S. Lewis's "The Weight of Glory" is a collection of nine profound sermons delivered during World War II, exploring themes of glory, spiritual longing, and human dignity. Lewis argues that our ultimate purpose is to partake in God's glory, emphasizing respect, forgiveness, and the need for continual learning. He warns against spiritual complacency and encourages readers to see each person as a potential bearer of divine glory. This timeless work offers deep theological insights and practical wisdom for anyone seeking meaning and grace in turbulent times.
