Hey, strong women listeners, we are going to read another book together. And this one,

Aaron has introduced me to. It's called Letters to Malcolm, Chiefly on Prayer. And it's another

C.S. Lewis book. Now, we just did a C.S. Lewis book back in November, if you guys remember,

abolition of man. But it's okay. Whoever gets sick of

C.S. Lewis, right, Aaron? Yeah, we never get sick of C.S. Lewis. We could actually do a

C.S. Lewis book club every month. I know. But this book, especially as Colson Center is exploring

this topic of prayer, we thought this would be a great book to read together. And one of the

subtitles of the book is reflections on the dialogue between man and God. And so this book is so

this book is so exciting because it's all these letters that C.S. Lewis's friend kept in their

correspondence. And so all we get to hear is C.S. Lewis's letters to him.

So it's like we're listening to a phone call, but just a one-sided phone call, just listening

to C.S. Lewis and hearing how he responds to his friend about this topic of prayer.

And they kind of wrestle with this topic together and it's just

fascinating to learn and listen to this conversation with Lewis. So if you don't have the book

and you want to buy the copy that we're going to be reading through, look at our show notes or

also go to our social media pages and you can find a link to buy the book

and read with us. And I guess we should tell you when the date is going to be, right? So we're going to

discuss this book all together on March 29th at 7 p.m. Eastern Time. The slots are limited. So find the link to sign up in the show notes as well.

So we're looking forward to discussing this with you. I hope you can join us.