"That house does not exist."
"Grandfather is not there."
"And you will never reach it."

After their grandfather is gone, Haon opens the worn Bible he held onto until the very end. At that moment, a faint light appears between its pages, revealing an old map.

On the map are a small gate, a towering castle, a dark valley, a swaying bridge, and a wide river. At the end of every road, only one destination is written:

The Father's House.

But when Haon and her older brother Hayul set out to follow the map, the road before them is far from beautiful or safe. They pass through the Door of Doubt, the Castle of White Robes, the Market of Boasting, the Valley of Fiery Arrows, the Prison of the Extinguished Lamp, the Swaying Bridge, and the River Before the Gate.

The farther they travel, the more they are forced to confront the doubt, fear, pride, and despair hidden within their own hearts. Along the way, they begin to discover through experience what the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the shoes of the gospel of peace, and the shield of faith truly mean.

But the most frightening enemy is not the one that blocks the road.

It is the one that makes them forget the road they have already traveled.
The one that makes them forget what they received along the way.

As the Father's House draws nearer, the paths on the map begin to disappear one by one?and even the memories of the two siblings begin to fade.

The Map of the Lost Way is a gospel fantasy adventure novel for young readers, following a brother and sister on their journey toward the Father's House. Through their adventure, the story explores faith and grace, doubt and fear, and the gospel that must be held onto until the end.

When the road seems lost, when faith begins to shake, and when even the destination is forgotten?does the way still remain?

A pilgrimage that begins with a single worn map.

At the end of the disappearing road, will Haon and Hayul finally find the Father's House?