Reading plan · 39 days · 14 hr 21 min read

The Pilgrim's Way

The road home, in three classics. Charles Spurgeon meets the seeker at the wicket gate, John Bunyan's immortal allegory follows the pilgrim the whole way to the Celestial City, and Bunyan's own testimony shows the grace that abounded to the chief of sinners.

min/day
~22
books
3
finish, reading daily
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In this plan

Days 1–11 Around the Wicket Gate 11 days · 1 hr 34 min read
Days 12–33 The Pilgrim's Progress 22 days · 9 hr 7 min read
Days 34–39 Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners 6 days · 3 hr 40 min read

Authors

Charles H. Spurgeon · John Bunyan

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