cooperating with God.

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

religion in life as a shallow substitute for what God wants for us.

As our series continues in the coming weeks we'll hear from

family, friends, and others who were influenced by the life and message of

Elizabeth Alian. thanks for joining us, especially if you're a first-time guest.

We continue our extended look into The Call to Motherhood.

We're just to part three and four today. Also joining us, Steve

Saint, a very young Steve Saint who grew to be a missionary himself. Well his father was one of the five missionaries killed in Operation Alka in

Ecuador as they sought to reach out to that tribe, the Alka or Walthani people.

And then another question for us before we go at the end,

if you've ever wondered why Elizabeth went by the name

Elliot instead of Leach or Gren, her other husbands later after Jim

Elliot died. Well she'll have some thoughts on that, try to explain it. Right now

though let's get to part three of the call to motherhood.

As we think about mothers as cooperators with God,

Elizabeth starts with a polar bear story about following mom's example.

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 with you today about mothers as cooperators with

God. A few months ago I saw another one of those wonderful nature

programs. The scene opened with a great wasteland of snow and ice and then the camera zoomed in on a black hole in that snow from

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