You believe something that is false. While this reality is disconcerting, acknowledging our limited understanding should encourage humility and faith in God's power to reveal. In this journal prompt, students are invited to...

In addition to prompts requiring students to journal about ends vs. means and Scriptural promises, this document offers categories in which Christians may experience doubt. Students are required to respond to doubts with...

How can you prepare for persecution? Which of your actions would not hold up in court? How could you disprove false accusations? These journal prompts allow students to reflect on the experiences of Christians who face hostility...

These journal prompts invite students to consider the ways different personalities express truth. When is it appropriate to be direct? When is it not? Students also write their thanks to those who have supported them in difficult...

What do you want on your gravestone? What songs should be sung at your funeral? In this journal prompt, students consider death through the story of Christian.

These journal prompts ask students to compare their experiences with Christian's adventures in asking God for wisdom.

"Write a letter to the future you." In these journal prompts, students consider the battles and darkness that sometimes attend the Christian life. How do we find healing from the enemy's assaults?

In this journal prompt, students are asked, "As Christian found refuge and peace in Palace Beautiful, we also need times of rest. List some ways your church (or another church) has exhibited this rest to you. How does your church...

In these journal prompts, students reflect on their own experience of God's grace as well as their encounters with the Slough of Despond.

In this journal prompt, students consider themese of friendship, competition, and fellowship in Bunyan's classic story of the Christian life.

In this journal prompt on Christian's stay in the Delectable Mountains, students consider the role of preaching in their growth.

Louisa created this template to serve as the cover for students' Pilgrim's Progress journals.

In this unique scavenger hunt, students are sent out on the town to seek out stories of pilgrimage, to dine, encourage others, and to create their own pilgrim songs.

Does hypocrisy frustrate you? Students are prompted to reflect on the accuracy of Bunyan's description of hypocrisy, as well as on the difficulties that press us to turn back from the right path.