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Written during World War II, C. S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters remain a classic of theological fiction. Over the course of 31 letters, the devil Screwtape provides advice to his nephew Wormwood about how to tempt humans. As Wormwood's man becomes a Christian and falls in love with a young woman, he faces many struggles, from pride and lust to facing up to cowardice and fear. This guide provides everything you need to understand and enjoy the text. Each lesson covers a single letter and provides a vocabulary list, a summary of the letter, and engaging discussion questions that relate Lewis' work to both the Bible and your own life. Whether you are studying The Screwtape Letters in school, in a Bible study group, or by yourself, our guide will help you appreciate the depth of Lewis' spiritual insights.

All our courses are self-paced rather than live, so you can progress at your own speed. Note that unlike most of other courses, this guide does not include video lessons.