Coming up next, Enri, you know your mind.

Suddenly, without warning, the road ended in a cliff.

If his trusty horse had taken even one more step,

they would have plunged to their deaths.

Stories captivate the imagination and stir the soul. And stories built on truth teach

timeless lessons to young hearts. Today, on redoing your mind, we are privileged to

present our founder, R.C. Sproul, reading his children's book, The Night's Map. R.C.

Love writing these books. He wrote several of them. As it turned out, this was his last

children's book before he went home to be with the Lord in 2017. In February of that year,

R.C. and I sat down to talk about what inspired him to write this particular story. We'll listen to

that interview at the end of the program today, but for now, I hope you'll gather the whole family

together to enjoy Dr. Sproul reading The Night's Map. The McFarlons had family devotions every evening

after dinner. They read the Bible, sang hymns, and prayed together. One evening, Donovan said,

Dad, the kids at baseball laugh and tease me and say, we're old fashioned. They say, we're wasting

our time reading the Bible. That it's just an old book for made up stories. Mr. McFarlons smiled

and said, son, that problem has been around for a long, long time. Many people have laughed at

the Bible, saying it's not the Word of God that it's filled with myths and made up stories

without meaning for us today. When Grandpa comes this evening, you can ask him, I think he might

have an answer. Donovan and the rest of the children wondered what Grandpa might say.

That evening, Grandpa had barely settled into his favorite chair before Donovan repeated his question.

Do you think that we can really trust our Bible? Grandpa has eyes, twinkled. He said, I just

happen to have a story about that. Would you like to hear it? The children said, oh yes, Grandpa,

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