John Bunyan was a renowned English Christian preacher in the seventeenth century. He was also a famous Christian writer of that time and wrote over 60 religious books, mostly on his preaching and his experiences about walking on the path of Christianity and struggling with the challenges faced on the road to spirituality. He was not always a very religious man; he belonged to a poor family of tinkers and was known to be a profane young man. But soon he realized his ‘sins’ and decided to work for the salvation of his soul. He belonged to a nonconformist Christian belief which was not supported during the monarchy of Charles II. Under his jurisdiction, Bunyan was prohibited to preach without a license but he considered it as breaching of the god’s will and continued to preach illegally. This led to his imprisonment, more than once. Ultimately, Bunyan was recognized for his Christian dedication and he was made the Chaplain to the Lord Mayor of London. He is honored till date in the Church of England and the Anglican Church of Australia.