The Labyrinth of the World and the Paradise of the Heart

Travel with Pilgrim as his guides Mr. Ubiquitous and Mr. Delusion lead him all over the world in search of an occupation that might satisfy Pilgrim’s lofty ambitions and desires.

As Pilgrim critically views the world’s many occupations, trades, and practices, he always comes away disgusted, much to the chagrin of his guides. At last, down and out, hopeless, and not knowing which way to turn, in the depths of his heart Pilgrim encounters Christ for the first time. He is sent back out into the world, but this time without the “help” of Mr. Ubiquitous and Mr. Delusion.

He now sees the world through the eyes of Christ, and that makes all the difference. Written over four hundred years ago and believed to have been the inspiration behind John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, The Labyrinth of the World still runs astonishingly true to today’s world.

This allegory is a must-read for anyone endeavoring to truly follow the ways of Christ, and to be a light to the world.