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What if you returned to a place you loved and found its heart deleted? We step into Prince Caspian to explore how a culture forgets its stories, how power polices memory, and why the ache for wonder is really a longing for the true king. From the ruins of Cair Paravel to the whispers that awaken a young prince, we follow the thread of worship, memory, and courage—and ask what it means for our own disenchanted age.

We dig into the Bible’s rhythm of nearness and neglect—Exodus fire, promised‑land faithfulness, and the long slide into exile—and map it onto the Telmarine strategy of erasing Aslan’s name. Along the way, we talk about the most dangerous counterfeit: a “flat” Christianity reduced to social optics that inoculates seekers against the real thing. The remedy is older and simpler than it sounds: Scripture as our counter‑memory, worship that expects presence, and communities that become living signs of another kingdom. Caspian’s conversion, shaped by forbidden stories and faithful mentors, offers a model for awakening; Lucy’s clear sight shows the cost and beauty of trusting when consensus prefers a safer path.

When Aslan returns, everything changes scale—trees wake, rivers dance, and crowns are set under a higher authority. That vision reframes leadership, politics, and hope itself, echoing Romans 8’s promise that creation will be set free from decay. If you’re a doubter, a seeker, or someone who feels the silence of God, this conversation is a horn in the woods: remember what is true, walk the ancient paths, and let your life make the rumour credible. If this resonates, follow the show, share it with a friend who needs courage, and leave a review so more listeners can find their way back to the story.


The theme music is "Wager with Angels" by Nathan Moore