Letters Along the Way

From a Senior Saint to a Junior Saint

While grieving the death of his father, college student Tim Journeyman wrote to a family friend, Dr. Paul Woodson.  What followed was a profound, 15-year correspondence chronicling their practical counsel on work, family, and faith from two distinct stages of life.  Created by D.A. Carson and John D. Woodbridge, this intriguing collection of fictional letters holds real-world wisdom about Christianity and culture from a unique, personal perspective.

“Don Carson and John Woodbridge’s ​Letters Along the Way has had a huge effect on me, and (again, unusually for me) I’ve re-read it several times.  It is letters from a fictional seminary professor to a younger Christian over the course of the latter’s early days as a Christian and his growth in pastoral ministry.  It’s chock-full of all the wisdom and insight you’d expect from these two authors, but very affecting given the epistolary format.  I learned as much from the godly character of the letters as I did from their content.”  ~  Sam Allberry