Pilgrim’s Progress Stage 4: The Narrow Path (4:6)
The ditch on the right represents the spiritual blindness that leads to doctrinal heresy.
The mire on the other side is sin that leads to despair.
Pilgrim’s Progress Stage 4: Two Men Retreating (4:5)
Servants of God like this should not be rebuked or scorned. They should be honored for “going as far as they dared.”
Pilgrim’s Progress Stage 4: The Victory (4:4)
How do we respond to the victories in our lives?
Pilgrim’s Progress Stage 4: The Battle (4:3)
Each time he took another wound, he grew weaker. Every time we fall to sin, it becomes harder to resist the next temptation.
Pilgrim’s Progress Stage 4: The Argument (4:2)
The accuser’s favorite tactic is a selective presentation of the evidence, stripped of the most important fact in the universe.
Pilgrim’s Progress Stage 4: Apollyon (4:1)
Whether or not Apollyon is Satan in this allegory, he still fights like Satan. And the way we defeat our adversary, whoever that may be, is still the same.
Pilgrim’s Progress Stage 3: The Delectible Mountains (3:16)
Just like Christian, we need mountaintop experiences to help us keep perspective in our spiritual walk.
Pilgrim’s Progress Stage 3: The Study and the Armory (3:15)
A battle is coming, and Christian needs to be ready.
Pilgrim’s Progress Stage 3: The Lord of the Hill (3:14)
When Christian sat together with his spiritual family at the Table, Remove term: all eyes were on their Lord. all eyes were on their Lord.
Pilgrim’s Progress Stage 3: Charity (3:13)
Christian’s family has shown that they are opposed to the good.
THE RIVER WALK 