Nathan W. Bingham

Sproul reading from his children's book, The Donkey Who Carried a King.

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But when we first released this book, Dr. Sproul came into the studio and he sat down with our president and CEO, Chris Larson, to discuss why he wrote this title and his hopes for it.

So let's listen in to a little bit of that conversation now.

That was Chris Larson speaking with R.C.

Sproul about his children's book, The Donkey Who Carried a King.

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Well, we have considered the life and ministry of Jesus this week But next week, we are going to the Old Testament To consider the life of Joseph So be sure to join us all week beginning Monday Here on Renewing Your Mind

Jesus' death upon the cross at the hands of the Romans was torture.

It was brutal.

But what was inflicted by man cannot compare to His being forsaken by God the Father, Him becoming a curse for us.

And that's what we'll reflect upon today on Renewing Your Mind.

All week, R.C.

Sproul has helped us to reflect on the cross of Christ, from our need for an atonement to Him being our ransom.