Living faithfully for Jesus

Jordan Brown  |  Reviews
Date posted:  8 Jul 2025
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Living faithfully for Jesus

C.S. LEWIS INSTITUTE
www.cslewisinstitute.org

The C.S. Lewis Institute website describes their mission as follows: “In the legacy of C. S. Lewis, we develop wholehearted disciples of Jesus Christ who will articulate, defend, share, and live their faith in personal and public life.”

The layout is clean and simple, and the navigation menu is organised in a way that allows users to explore loads of resources. Whether you are searching for articles, podcasts, study or inquiry courses, or general tools, the navigation menu offers an easy way to find it.

The site provides some helpful tools, such as a Bible reading plan and spiritual check-up, which will be of help to those wanting to develop personally.

The C.S. Lewis Institute also offers the Fellows Program, which invites people to participate in a year-long discipleship journey focused on deepening and integrating faith with all of life, and forming a gospel-centered community. Through mentoring, readings, retreats, and discussions in groups, the Fellows are challenged and resourced to live as fully devoted followers of Jesus in every part of life.

The C.S. Lewis Institute website serves as an all-in-one resource for believers. Its positive user experience and number of resources allow for reflection for individual study and group discussion alike.

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