Page 17 of the unfolding is the story of Kim Kidd. And I said, Lord, I said, I know you got power.

So take my life. I said, I can't do 50 years in prison. Take my life. And God said, get up.

I have a work for you to do behind the wall. God's story has been unfolding.

Since the beginning of time.

He invites you to be a part of it.

Another page in the unfolding. Hi, this is Meredith Foster.

Kim Kidd says it's possible to know about God, but not really know God.

That's where she was.

As a young wife and mom, standing before a judge facing nearly 50 years in prison.

The only prayer she could think to pray was to ask God to take her life.

She couldn't imagine 50 years behind bars.

Hitting rock bottom forced her to cry out in a way that she never had before.

And that's when God began changing her

heart and making history. Here's Kim. I was born and raised in Danville, Illinois, second oldest of five

children, and my mother's mother went to a church. And as a child, we had to go to church before we could do anything else.

Like we couldn't go to the movies, we couldn't go skating if we didn't go to church. With there being

five children, and my mother usually was the one that did all the working in the house. Like on all of our

birth certificates that always said,

father unemployed, mother employed. Having said that, then that means that we always dress nice,

but we didn't have a lot of things. But my mother always made sure we looked really nice.

So in my mind, when I went to church with my grandmother, that meant I would get a

new dress, I would get some new shoes. And so as a little girl, I would travel to church with my

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