Send us a text A painting becomes a portal, a ship cuts the waves, and suddenly we’re charting a voyage that maps the soul as much as the sea. We stay with Caspian, Edmund, Lucy, and Eustace, but our real subject is the inner life: transformation that costs, temptations that reveal, and a homesickness for a country where the sea grows sweet. This is a story about sanctification that refuses to be cosmetic—because dragon skin doesn’t peel off with effort—and a pilgrimage that doesn’t mistake a...
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Send us a text A painting becomes a portal, a ship cuts the waves, and suddenly we’re charting a voyage that maps the soul as much as the sea. We stay with Caspian, Edmund, Lucy, and Eustace, but our real subject is the inner life: transformation that costs, temptations that reveal, and a homesickness for a country where the sea grows sweet. This is a story about sanctification that refuses to be cosmetic—because dragon skin doesn’t peel off with effort—and a pilgrimage that doesn’t mistake a...
Episode 106a - Sacred Architecture: Gaudí's Journey from Atheism to Faith
The Christ Centred Cosmic Civilisation
38 minutes
4 months ago
Episode 106a - Sacred Architecture: Gaudí's Journey from Atheism to Faith
Send us a text What happens when an atheist architect builds a cathedral? Antoni Gaudí's journey from skeptic to saint-in-the-making reveals how sacred spaces can transform not just visitors, but their creators. The Sagrada Familia in Barcelona stands as perhaps the most extraordinary example of theology expressed through architecture in the modern world. As we explore Gaudí's masterpiece, we discover how this intensely committed artist approached his craft – studying natural forms and incor...
The Christ Centred Cosmic Civilisation
Send us a text A painting becomes a portal, a ship cuts the waves, and suddenly we’re charting a voyage that maps the soul as much as the sea. We stay with Caspian, Edmund, Lucy, and Eustace, but our real subject is the inner life: transformation that costs, temptations that reveal, and a homesickness for a country where the sea grows sweet. This is a story about sanctification that refuses to be cosmetic—because dragon skin doesn’t peel off with effort—and a pilgrimage that doesn’t mistake a...
