Come with us to a hidden country.

Hey, welcome. We're going to take another look into the life and message of Elizabeth

Alliot, who called us to live to a higher standard each day, and not be satisfied with

throwing a little empty religion into life as a shallow substitute for giving God our best.

We'll hear from family, friends, and others as well, all influenced by the life and message of Elizabeth

Alliant.

Thanks for joining us today, and be sure to invite a friend to come with you next time.

Speaking of Come With You, we'll have some traveling again today.

We continue our short series, Journeys with God.

Coming up later, Taiwan and the lobster boat.

That's not this week, but next week.

Today it's a hidden country and Mongolia that we'll be thinking about.

Also, speaking of other countries, our guest today is Olga Cantrell, who translated Elizabeth's

writings into Russian.

Now, that coming up later.

Right now, let's think about a hidden country. It seems that

1997 was a big year for traveling for Elizabeth as she recounts her memories of God's faithfulness

in her overseas travels. Think about people able to sleep almost anywhere, about Christ disguising himself along the trip, about a band of monkeys in the window.

It's an inhospitable journey, one that includes snow and tundra, but also a luxurious hotel.

You are loved with an everlasting love.

That's what the Bible says, and underneath are the everlasting arms.

This is your friend Elizabeth Elliott, talking with you again today about journeys with God,

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