A diligent grace.

A welcome. It's another look into the life and message of Elizabeth Elliot who called us to live to a higher standard and not be satisfied with just an empty religion as a shallow

substitute for what God would have us enjoy.

As our series continues in the coming weeks, we'll hear from family, friends, and others,

all influenced by Elizabeth's life.

Hey thanks for joining us again. life.

Hey, thanks for joining us again today.

Well, do we think about God's grace and whether we're willing to do what he's called us to do?

We think back to the five men who were killed in Operation

Alka following what they thought was the leading of the Lord. Were they reckless?

Or were there some encouraging signs early on in their outreach to the

Alka or, well, Donnie people?

We'll actually be hearing an Alka speaker if you ever wondered what that language sounds like, stay with us for that as well.

But right now, we get to part five of God's grace and our response as we think about prayer and our

will.

And let me ask you, does God change his mind when we pray? And what's the term dignity of causality? What could that

mean? You are loved with an everlasting love.

That's what the Bible says,

and underneath are the everlasting arms.

This is your friend Elizabeth Elliot talking again today

on the subject of grace and response.

I ran out of time yesterday and I didn't have time to mention a couple of very interesting little things in the Old Testament that illustrate this principle of God's allowing us and asking us and actually

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