When you are asked, “What is the Bible?” how do you respond, and do you believe the Bible is true?

"The Pilgrim's Progress" is an allegory, a continuous story of a man named Christian and His journey in this life as a Christian. John Bunyan keeps you in suspense as to what will happen next to Christian on the road to the Celestial City.

"The Pilgrim's Progress "is an allegory, a continuous story of a man named Christian and his journey in this life as a Christian. Bunyan keeps emphasizing that the Christian life will be full of difficulties. Why? Because it is filled with problems, trouble, and complexities, yet God will never leave Christian nor forsake him.

Discussion about Bible Apologetics: a combination of theology, philosophy, and evangelism in discovering, delivering and defending the truthfulness and relevance of the Bible.   

Bible Apologetics is a combination of theology, philosophy, and evangelism with three objectives. Here is one.

• To discover, deliver, and defend the truthfulness and relevance of the Bible    

Martin Luther wrote the hymn, "A Mighty Fortress is Our God." The hymn was composed during a turbulent time for Luther. It became a powerful anthem of the Reformation, based on Psalm 46.  

In this podcast, we will read and discuss the book "The Pilgrim's Progress." Bradley certainly adds flavor to John Bunyan's best-selling book, published in 1678. The truths of the Word of God overflow through the allegory of a man named Christian.

The Book of Hebrews was written to encourage Jewish Christians facing persecution not to abandon their faith in Jesus and return to Judaism, but instead to persevere by recognizing Jesus' superiority over the old covenant system. 

As you guide your teenagers, listen to their fears and challenges. Encourage them in the Gospel, and gently lead them as the Lord directs, and pray for their spiritual growth. 

Does God honestly know everything? “For whenever our heart condemns us, God is greater than our heart, and he knows everything" (1 John 3:20). Remember that knowing God shapes every aspect of the Christian life.