Hi, I'm Leslie Moody, host of the Set-A-Part podcast, biblical encouragement for women of all ages.

Today I'm excited to be continuing our study

on spiritual lessons from darling Dipler. Her story is so powerful. She was a

missionary to new Guinea during the Second World War was taken prisoner by the

Japanese and just has an incredible testimony in her book

Evidence Not Seen.

It's one of the most impactful books that I've ever read.

Before we dive in, I wanted to remind you that this is a great time to register for our

2022 set-apart conference.

Whether you're going to join us in Colorado in June or anywhere you are via simulcast, the best

prices are available right now because there's a deep early bird discount so that's

only going on for a short time so be sure to go to setapartgirl.com and check

that out as well as our last minute Christmas specials if you're looking for

spiritually rich gifts for people in your life.

So let's dive into Darlene Dibler's story. The name of this episode is

availability to God and when I think about Darlene Dibler's life, that is one of the things that stands out to me the most is just this unconditional availability to God.

She had dedicated her life as a little girl at church. I think she was 10 years old saying,

Lord, I'll go anywhere for you no matter what it cost. And really she proved that very true with her life.

She sailed to New Guinea, Dutch New Guinea,

with her first husband at a very young age,

just newly married, fresh out of Bible school,

and was the first woman missionary to trek into the interior

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