If you are willing to live for something and you'd be willing to die for it.

A legacy continues.

Welcome, it's another look into the life and message of Elizabeth Aliens.

She called us to live to a higher standard each day, to not be satisfied with just a little

religion in life. That's a shallow substitute for getting God our best. As the series continues

in the coming weeks, we'll hear from family, friends, and others who are influenced by

her life and message.

We'll be hearing from David Ead, David volunteers with the Elizabeth Aliens Foundation

helping with our digital media. David tells us about the profound influence of Elizabeth

and Jim Elliott on himself and his family. Also, Steve McColley, son of Ed McColley,

one of the five who were killed in Operation Alka. Steve, a longtime coach and teacher,

talks about the legacy of the five families. As we today continue our series, A Legacy of Love.

Today we're up to parts three and four, trusting God for your children and what makes a marriage.

Let's begin with Gateway to Joy 13-14, trusting God for your children. Are we doing that?

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, delighted to have again today in the studio,

my daughter Valerie and her husband Walt Sheppard. Which of you would like to talk first?

We want to encourage parents to trust God for their children and not to worry. And I think

what was just saying to us as we were talking before we started recording that the perspective

it gives him as he looks back on his own life is helpful that we can only take one day at a time

with our children. And we trust God hasn't given us what the future is. He hasn't told us we need

to worry about it. He told us we are not to worry about it. We have a son who's almost 18. We have

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