Is it possible to be gentle, even if we don't feel like it?

Hey, welcome.

We have another look into the life and message of Elizabeth Elliott, who called us to

live to a higher standard and not be satisfied with just a little religion in life as a shallow substitute for giving God our

best. Our series continues as we hear from family, friends, and others influenced by the

life and message of Elizabeth Allian. Hey, thank you for coming along with us today.

Well, we continue our short series on trusting God for your husband's spirituality.

Valerie Elliott Shepard, daughter of Jim and Elizabeth, will be joining us again today

as she thinks about a gentle and quiet spirit

and about loving your husband. Also joining us later on, a friend of Elizabeth who will talk

about a first yet somewhat difficult meeting with a multifaceted Elizabeth Elliott, and another friend of Elizabeth Wanamichael's talks about a prayer that she learned from Elizabeth that's been helpful to her that coming up later.

First, though, it's part three of trusting God for your husband's spirituality.

We'll be dealing with one of the most common questions that came to Elizabeth.

We'll be thinking about 1. Peter 3, about heart attitudes, about a daily sacrifice,

about a love that is more than a feeling, about humility, service, looking to the Lord for answers,

denying lies, and reminding ourselves that God is sufficient, and thinking about the danger

of expectations that are, well, too high. Here's part three of trusting God for your husband's spirituality, a gentle and quiet spirit.

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 today with my daughter, Valerie Shepard.

She has an interesting topic this week, trusting God for our husband's spirituality.

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