The Plain Man’s Pathway to Heaven

How did the Puritans lead people to Christ?

The Plain Man’s Pathway to Heaven follows a conversation between a pastor and three sinners about their desperate need for the gospel. In the book known for leading John Bunyan to salvation, a master evangelist exposes the vanity of the world, proclaims the power of saving grace, and extends the promises of the gospel through a realistic conversation with lost men.

Learn how you can lead the lost to Christ in this forgotten Puritan classic.

Endorsement

“The Plain Man’s Pathway to Heaven was one of the books the Lord used to convict John Bunyan of sin and lead him to salvation. In a fascinating twist, this classic, which has been reprinted more than fifty times, became the lesser known ‘cousin’ of Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, featuring dialogues between four characters who discuss matters of salvation on a spiritual journey. This work, which became one of the most popular Puritan devotionals in the seventeenth century and beyond, is full of profound insights from Arthur Dent, a great luminary of the first Puritan generation. Individual dialogues address subjects like regeneration, pride, predestination, hindrances to salvation, and Christ’s second coming. You will find much savory marrow here for your soul!”
—Joel R. Beeke, chancellor of Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary and pastor of Heritage Reformed Congregation, Grand Rapids, Michigan