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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