Category: The Pilgrim’s Relevancy
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The Pilgrim’s Relevancy: Book VI (homosexuality)
In the town that was now behind them, Christian remembered encountering certain infatuations, specifically in the entertainment. These infatuations led many further from the chasm and further away from the King. Christian and his companion stepped into the City of Love, where many committed wholly to their infatuations and were unashamed. _______________________ Book I /…
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The Pilgrim’s Relevancy: Book V (Knowledge)
On the other side of the library Christian saw a man, well dressed, sitting at a desk with several books opened in front of him. He appeared to be studying. Selfie noticed and spoke concerning the man, “He only stops reading to eat, and then he returns to his studies.” __________________________ Book IV Book…
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The Pilgrim’s Relevancy: Book IV (Social Networking)
Prostitute led Christian into the library. Immediately, Christian noticed the abundance of information available. Anything that anybody had written and published could be found. There was a section labeled electronic and a section labeled print. Christian was drawn to browse through what was available in the electronic section. One this half of the library,…
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The Pilgrim’s Relevancy: Book III (sexuality in entertainment)
The lights dimmed and Prostitute spoke up again, “This is why everyone comes here. This place has the best entertainment in the entire town.” Christian looked on as he began his meal, which was delicious. A tall woman came out onto the stage and began to sing. Her voice was soothing and the music relaxing.…
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The Pilgrim’s Relevancy: Book II (Media)
Prostitute led Christian to a place to eat. “The best place in town,” she called it, “with a relaxing environment, all the food one can eat and the best entertainment.” These are things that were not glorified on Christian’s side of the chasm and around his own people. He had always been taught to deny…
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The Pilgrim’s Relevancy: Book I
Tonight, my heart is so grieved by the death of our Egyptian brothers. I cannot sleep and I cannot help but question the relevancy of the Christian faith. In the times preceding our own we have seen the rise and fall of cultures, religions and entire ways of life. Throughout all of these ages of…