
Christians Reading Classics is a podcast about classic books being read through a distinctly Christian lens. Hosted by author and classicist, Nadya Williams, Christians Reading Classics introduces—or should we say—re-introduces listeners to classic works that have inspired generations. Interviewing experts who know these books well, the hope is to inspire listeners and awaken their imagination to ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualityBooksArts | |||

A pastor asks Augustine for a short summary of the Christian life, and Augustine delivers a compact handbook that is so honest it practically stops mid-sprint when it reaches love. That tension, between real-life limits and real spiritual depth, is w... more
A foggy train pulls into St Petersburg and two young men face each other across a third-class carriage. That opening scene from Dostoevsky’s The Idiot is our doorway into a novel that refuses to let anyone stay comfortable, especially when a pure-hea... more
Elizabeth Stice, professor of history at Palm Beach Atlantic University, joins to discuss Jack London as an American classic. They explore London's wild life — oyster pirate, hobo, Klondike adventurer — and how it shaped works like Call of the Wild, ... more
A single sentence can reorder a civilization, and “we hold these truths to be self-evident” is one of those sentences. Nadya Williams sits down with historian Dr Brad Birzer to read the Declaration of Independence closely and ask why it still sends a... more
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This show is such a treat! Nadya brings on such fascinating guests to discuss a variety of classics. The discussions range from key themes of the texts, to the context in which they were composed, to the reason they continue to appeal to readers. Lovers of the books/authors discussed will gain a deeper appreciation, and a desire to pick them back off the shelf, while new readers will receive an excellent base on which to build their first read.
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Listeners engage with deep, scholarly conversations about classic works reinterpreted through Christian thought. Episodes pair host Nadya Williams with guest experts—professors, translators, authors, and pastors—exploring literature from ancient to modern, and examining themes like virtue, truth, beauty, and the good through a Christian lens. The format blends literary analysis, historical context, and practical applications for faith formation, education, and pastoral life. Noteworthy is the commitment to accessible, reader-friendly discussions that bridge academic rigor with everyday relevance, often featuring interdisciplinary angles and robust historical background that appeal to both rigorous scholars and thoughtful readers. The show's... more
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Christians Reading Classics launched a year ago and published 45 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Christians Reading Classics include:
1. Oliver Traldi
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4. Wayne Franklin
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