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Encountering Classic Christian Literature

Each episode will discuss an important Christian classic and apply its message to our daily lives. Our goal is to love Christ more deeply and live more devotedly to him. This podcast was created with…

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1. On Christian Doctrine — St. Augustine — any reading of the Bible that does not actively build up the double love of God and neighbor is fundamentally incomplete or misunderstood9 Aug 2026
2. Crime and Punishment — Fyodor Dostoevsky — a defense of divine grace that results in humble repentance and sacrificial love as the only path to genuine human restoration8 Aug 2026
3. The God Who is There — Francis Schaeffer — believers must believers to demonstrate "true truth" through intellectual integrity and a visible community characterized by observable love and holiness8 Aug 2026
4. Christ of the Indian Road — E. Stanley Jones — missions should utilize a Christ-centered approach that prioritizes contextualization and respectful dialogue over cultural imperialism8 Aug 2026
5. The Miracles of Our Lord — George MacDonald — Christ’s supernatural acts are purposeful manifestations of divine love intended to awaken the human soul from spiritual apathy and restore a fallen world8 Aug 2026
6. The Silmarillion — J.R.R. Tolkien — a profound study of the human condition, warning against the dangers of possessiveness while offering a narrative of hope and cosmic renewal8 Aug 2026
7. The Return of the King — J.R.R. Tolkien — providence, the necessity of redemptive sacrifice, and the persistent hope for ultimate restoration beyond the physical world.8 Aug 2026
8. The Two Towers — J.R.R. Tolkien — providence, mercy, and sacrificial endurance7 Aug 2026
9. The Fellowship of the Ring — J.R.R. Tolkien — humility, moral endurance, and the rejection of absolute power7 Aug 2026
10. The Hobbit — J.R.R. Tolkien — friendship, greed, and divine providence and the triumph of the lowly over the proud7 Aug 2026