Pilgrims' Distress

In February of 1678 John Bunyan published his masterwork, Pilgrim's Progress, a tale that has endured the harshest tests that time can bring to bear; its pages still provoking thought and insight 350 years later. Times and technology have changed, but considering the hearts of people one can see they are much the same. From such musing comes Pilgrims' Distress in Their Struggle for Righteousness. Beginning where Bunyan began, in the metropolis called the City of Destruction, and traveling the Path of the Pilgrim, Trust and Faith journey to the Celestial City where the King awaits them. As the pilgrims encounter trials on the way they must arise victorious to attain the goal and constantly stand firm in that spiritual warfare that attends the Christian's walk. This futuristic Christian novel features notable characters such as Truth, Prophet, Strength, and Peaceful, and many others who embody in outward form the struggles each of us encounter as we engage in the battle between good and evil. In this exceptional work of fiction, readers will encounter a multitude of Christian spiritual, life, and social issues, such as violence, temptation and corruption, the subtler and more appealing vices of pride and impatience, as well as the ultimate value of prayer and spiritual morality in a suspenseful and unpredictable tale.