”The gospel is the ultimate source of fantasy.” This is the premise at the heart of works such as C.S. Lewis’ seven-part series of children’s stories, The Chronicles of Narnia. Lewis and contemporaries such as J.R.R. Tolkien believed that the story of God’s actions in our lives is so breathtakingly painful and joyous that it can seem too good to be true – therefore it must be true. Listen as professors from Luther Seminary spend 42-minutes discussing how the Bible stretches our imagination and describe the connection between fantasy and faith in the works of C.S. Lewis.