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Last year, I reported back to you after seeing the exceptional Max McLean’s theatrical adaptation of The Great Divorce. If you would like to read about

John Bunyan was born in Elstow, near Bedford, England, in 1628. His parents were poor, and his father was a metalworker, or “tinker,” who traveled

Music can be a powerful tool to reinforce a message. For example, just think about all the advertising jingles you still remember. “My bologna has

As a C.S. Lewis fan, I’ve been wanting to see Max McLean’s theatrical adaptation of The Great Divorce for some time. When I learned the play

Vermilye has taken this classic tour d’ force of the evils of life, rescued it from literary antiquation and oblivion, and not only made it palatable

Before you read, I warn you that you will not like Badman. I am, of course, referring to the primary character, Mr. Badman, in my

After completing my revision of John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress, I was torn by which of his books I should approach next. It’s been so

WHO IS THIS BROTHER LAWRENCE? And, why should I care about what a monk, who lived over 300 years ago, said about creating a closer

The Pilgrim’s Progress is indeed a masterpiece that all believers should read. And in fact, it was for centuries, right alongside the Bible in most

You might be surprised to find that these books were written while in prison: Conversations with Myself, by Nelson Mandela Letters from Birmingham Jail, by

In sharing with you the release of The Pilgrim’s Progress: A Modern-Day Version of John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, I’m reminded that many of you might

Each year growing up, Christmas dinner was served promptly at noon at my grandmother’s home. It was a small house that somehow accommodated a large

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens has always been a favorite of mine. However, I must confess that it is not through Dickens’s novel that