
Protecting Your Heart Is Making You Lonelier. C.S. Lewis Saw It Coming. Ep 208
The Kirk Cameron ShowShow Notes
We’ve never been more connected, and we’ve never felt more alone. Why? I think C.S. Lewis put his finger on it decades ago: we want love without the risk. In this episode, I unpack what Lewis wrote in The Four Loves about the heart that’s locked away to keep it safe, and why the very thing we do to protect ourselves is making us lonelier. Jesus didn’t love from a safe distance. He moved toward us, all the way to the cross. And I’ll give you one simple action step to start pushing back against our black pill culture today.
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