Chapter 21 of 24

Source Works

Source Works

Collected Letters of C. S. Lewis, volumes 2 and 3, HarperOne.

The Four Loves, HarperOne.

God in the Dock: Essays on Theology and Ethics, Eerdmans; ebook, HarperOne.

  • “Why Make Requests of God If He Already Knows What We Need?” is from the chapter “Work and Prayer.”
  • “Does Prayer Require Morbid Introspection of Our Sins?” is from the chapter “Miserable Offenders.”
  • A Grief Observed, HarperOne.

  • “How Do We Pray While Grieving?” is from chapter 4.
  • Letters of C. S. Lewis, HarperOne.

    Letters to an American Lady, Eerdmans; ebook, HarperOne.

  • “How Does Prayer Become a Regular Practice for Us?”
  • Letters to Malcolm, Chiefly on Prayer, HarperOne.

  • “Isn’t It Presumptuous for Us to Bring Our Concerns Before God?” is from chapter 4.
  • “How Do We Make Sure It Is the Real ‘I’ Who Stands Before the Real ‘Thou’ in Prayer?” is from chapter 15.
  • “How Do We Make Sense of What the New Testament Teaches About Prayer?” is from chapter 11.
  • “How Do We Stay Hopeful When God Repeatedly Says No to Our Requests for Relief?” is from chapter 8.
  • Mere Christianity, HarperOne.

    Miracles: A Preliminary Study, HarperOne.

  • “How Does Prayer Fit with the Idea of God’s Providence? Are We Asking for Miracles When We Pray?” is from the chapter “On ‘Special Providences.’”
  • Poems, HarperOne.

    The Problem of Pain, HarperOne.

  • “Can We Pray to Avoid Suffering If It Is Good for Our Soul?” is from chapter 7, “Human Pain, Continued.”
  • Reflections on the Psalms, HarperOne.

  • “How Can We Be Like David and Pray with Delight?” is from chapter 5, “The Fair Beauty of the Lord.”
  • The Screwtape Letters, HarperOne.

  • “Part 1: Make Sure Your Prayers Are Especially “Spiritual” is taken from chapter 3.
  • “Part 2: Believe You Are Not a Very Good Christian” is taken from chapter 12.
  • “Part 3: Treat Prayers as Tests of God” is taken from chapter 27.
  • “Part 4: Focus on Your Own State of Mind” is taken from chapter 6.
  • Surprised by Joy: The Shape of My Early Life, HarperOne.

  • “Do Our Prayers Depend on How Deeply We Feel or Mean Them?” is taken from chapter 4, “I Broaden My Mind.”
  • The Weight of Glory, and Other Addresses, HarperOne.

  • “How Can We Get Out of Our Own Way and Pray?” is from “A Slip of the Tongue.”
  • The World’s Last Night, and Other Essays, HarperOne.

  • “Can Prayer Be Proven to Work?” is taken from the essay “The Efficacy of Prayer.”
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