Holy Scriptures, and much more.

John Bunyan (1628-1688) was an English preacher and writer. While imprisoned for preaching the Gospel without receiving permission from the Established Church, he wrote The Pilgrim's Progress.

Gathered from Bunyan's many reflections on prayer in his writings, this new collection on prayer has been edited for today's readers. Archaic language has been rendered in more contemporary English without destroying the beauty and style of Bunyan's Elizabethan expression. This devotional provides great insight into the nature of prayer and will enrich and deepen your experience of prayer and God.

There is perhaps no book ever written that explains more clearly the struggles and growth involved in the Christian life than The Pilgrim's Progress. It is a fascinating allegory of our pilgrimage toward the glory majestically presented in the persons of Christian, Faithfulness, Ignorance, Formalism, Hypocrisy, Hope, Prudence, and others, with whom we can identify in some moment of our lives. This famous work has been illustrated to make it especially attractive to children. Each page carries a picture which facilitates comprehension of its message. After reading about the worries, interests, fears, demands, and emotions of these characters, the truths of the Scriptures will clearly resound and become evident in their application to daily life.