Books

Nathaniel Hawthorne looked at the Christianity of the mid-1800s and found it wanting. He wrote this allegory, using Pilgrim's  Progress as a basis. However, Hawthorne's pilgrim takes the new and improved route.

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Every Sunday morning the children at the church in Hickory Stick are treated to a horse story from the man who played with sticks—horse trainer Vernon Boggs. Vernon Boggs told the children how he almost gave up on Raven, an angry, fearful ho... Learn more

"Oh, certainly! mercy you shall have," said the dwarf with a mocking laugh, "but only on condition that you recognize me as master." This allegory vividly portrays the deceitfulness of the enemy working through our own fallen passions to bri... Learn more

Over three hundred years ago in England, John Bunyan was jailed for preaching the Gospel. To keep his mind busy and to ward off temptation, he began writing. This book is the result. In the first chapter we meet the pilgrim, Christian, readi... Learn more

Long ago the mighty king Shaddai built Universe. Universe includes the town of Mansoul, which Shaddai built for his delight. But Diabolus, an angel who had rebelled against Shaddai, sees the town as a perfect opportunity for revenge. An alle... Learn more