02 May 2007

Why Read Classics?

Reading

Reading Christian classics has been a key element in the development of my spiritual life, as I've reflected elsewhere. But in order to put ourselves in a position where these classics can help us grow, we have to give them the time and space to affect us. At times of stress, grief, or life-changing decisions, God often gives special encouragement to spend time in prayer and reading and meditating on the wisdom of the ages. At other times we may need other sorts of support. One possibility is the support of other Christians who can help spur interest and provide some accountability.

Harry Plantinga
Director of the CCEL


CCEL
Bring Classics To Life

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