Christians throughout history have faced countless trials and tribulations. You might even feel like we’re living through a moment like that right now. But one of the greatest benefits of having multitudes of Christians come before us is that we can benefit from the treasure trove of wisdom they left behind. One such treasure is John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress.
On today’s episode, Charles Morris speaks with author and missionary Tyler Van Halteren about this classic story that touches on many of the highs and lows of the Christian life. It also conveys our lives a journey with a glorious destination. All of that is captured in a new, beautifully-illustrated storybook Tyler published titled Little Pilgrim’s Big Journey, which helps even the youngest readers learn from the timeless truths embedded in this literary masterpiece.
Listen in to hear Tyler’s story of being a missionary to Cambodia, a young father, and a Christian with a heart to bring Pilgrim’s Progress to a new generation.
More Related to Pilgrim’s Progress
- Take a look inside Tyler’s beautifully-illustrated book with this video of him reading his favorite chapter.
- Get your own copy of Little Pilgrim’s Big Journey here.
- Listen to this week’s radio series on how all Christians are pilgrims on a journey through life.
- Learn more about why this story is so significant with this blog on the 5 Key Takeaways from Pilgrim’s Progress.
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I love this book!
I read it to 5 of my grandchildren, all teenagers, last year during COVID lockdown over Zoom!
They were eager to return each day to hear the story to its conclusion.
Now I’m going to order this one for my 3 younger grandchildren.
Thank you, Charles, for having such wonderful guests on your show.
Blessings to Tyler, his family, and little crew.
Wow, that’s so great to hear, Kathy. Thanks for sharing your experience with us and passing along this great resource for others!