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Mentioned in 7 episodes

Little Pilgrim’s Progress

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Mentioned by

Sarah Mackenzie

Father Wesley Walker

Stephen Nichols

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by

Tyler Cowen

in the context of discussing the dominance of certain works of literature throughout history.

Tyler Cowen: Trump's DOGE team should read Shakespeare.

Mentioned by

Tony Reinke

as a famous allegory with themes of Christian fellowship.

How Can I Correct Others Gently?

Mentioned in the episode description and discussed in the transcript as a story following a pilgrim's journey to salvation.

The Labyrinth: A Journey Through Inner Chaos

Mentioned by

Mike Abendroth

as an example of a respected author, due to Pilgrim's Progress.

Classic Friday: Pat Abendroth on the Active Obedience of Christ

Mentioned in comparison to Catholic novels,

Father Wesley Walker

notes its characters are archetypal rather than realistically human.

Wise Blood by Flannery O'Connor

Mentioned by Sinclair Ferguson as a reference to his own experience as a young Christian needing guidance.

An Older Friend in the Faith

Mentioned by

Sarah Mackenzie

as a beautiful and accessible read-aloud book for various ages.

"Constantly making small adjustments"

Mentioned as a book where Christian’s face trial, tribulation and challenges and finally get safely to the pearly gates.

Challenges to Greg’s View That God’s Voice Can’t Be Missed

Recommended by Dr. Cameron McKenzie as a significant work of Puritan literature.

Pilgrims, Puritans & New England: Ep. 1 - The Puritan Movement

Mentioned by

Stephen Nichols

as one of the classic texts that is good for Christians to read.

Martin Luther and The Bondage of the Will

Mentioned by

Joel Webbon

as a beloved book by John Bunyan, who was imprisoned for not obtaining credentials.

THE LIVESTREAM - Red Heifers & The End Times with Dr. Taylor Marshall

Mentioned by

Guy Waters

as an example of how to encourage someone with scripture in their last moments.

How Do I Help the Dying and Grieving?

Recommended by the hosts as a better, illustrated version of the original book, particularly for children.

289: John Bunyan and Babe le bœuf bleu

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