The idea is that Christians have fellowship, not only with other Christians who are alive on earth at the same time,

but with all those believers who have gone to heaven before them.

If this is so, and I believe it is, then one of those believers, one of that great cloud of witnesses mentioned in Hebrews 12 with whom

I have had a deep sense of communion through the years is C.S. Lewis.

This is Pines with Jack, season seven, episode 11, My Journey, with C.S. Lewis and other companions.

After Hours with Will Voss.

Welcome to Pints with Jack, the podcast where we read through the works of C.S. Lewis.

But today is an after hours interview episode. So different from our regular programming

with the letters to American Lady. I'm really looking forward to this conversation,

particularly because I didn't get a chance to interview Will Vost the first time around.

Andrew beat me to, as we pick the people that we interview each season about Sheldon

Vanalkin in that journey.

And obviously, listeners, as you guys know, I love a severe mercy.

And so I'm just really grateful to be able to have this conversation here and he has a very

fascinating journey.

And so I will dive right into

his biography and then we will dive into the interview. So today I'm joined by former guest

of the show Will Voss. He was born in Sleepy Hollow, New York and grew up in La Jolla, California.

I actually lived in San Diego, California, in the Delmar area for a while. So that's a fun little

connection. He and his wife, Becky, have been married since 1988 and have grown, have three

grown sons, instead of grown three sons, which would be kind of true too. His own father

was Jim Voss, former organized crime wiretapper who came to personal faith in Jesus Christ

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