Discover John Bunyan's powerful and unforgettable warning about the consequences of a life lived without God.

In The Life and Death of Mr. Badman, John Bunyan tells the story of a man who chooses to live according to his own desires rather than follow the ways of God. Through a conversation between two friends, Wiseman and Attentive, Bunyan traces Mr. Badman's life from his youth through his marriage, business dealings, relationships, and growing pursuit of wealth and pleasure.

As his story unfolds, Bunyan exposes the subtle ways that selfishness, dishonesty, greed, pride, and hypocrisy can take root in an ordinary life. Wiseman's observations turn Mr. Badman's story into more than a biography—they become a searching examination of character, sin, repentance, and the consequences of our choices.

Written more than three centuries ago, Bunyan's vivid storytelling and penetrating observations remain remarkably relevant. This listenable modern-day version brings his language into clear, conversational English, allowing you to listen to the story without struggling through the archaic language of the original.

Listen to The Life and Death of Mr. Badman and discover a fascinating story that will entertain, challenge, and perhaps cause you to examine your own life in a new way.