that John Wesley and Count Zinzendorf both found immensely fruitful. When I read Spiritual Combat by Lorenzo Scupoli, I’m reading a book that Francis de Sales carried with him daily for 18 years. François Fénelon mentions The Imitation of Christ by Thomas à Kempis as well as Francis de Sales by name. This means Scupoli taught de Sales, who taught Fénelon, who now teaches us. This kind of thing amazes me, connects me to the history of God’s people, and creates an even greater understanding for the