Yes, God will supply.

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

She called us to live to a higher standard, to not be satisfied with just a little empty religion in life as a shallow substitute for giving God our best.

Our series will continue in the coming weeks as we hear from family, friends, and others

influenced by the life and message of Elizabeth Halliott.

Hey, thanks for joining us today.

Maybe you've been with us many times before, or maybe it's your

first visit. Either way, it's good to have you with us. So typically we have two Gateway to Joy

programs, and we're up to part seven and eight of a ten-part look into the life of Francis Ridley Havergull, a hymn writer who

wrote Take My Life and Let It Be.

Well, our first of the two programs is called God shall supply your need, and then full

surrender to Christ.

And some thoughts about Jim Elliott and the other four missionaries killed in Operation Alka.

Davy Blackburn, joining us later.

Francis wrote, take my will and make it thine.

It shall be no longer mine.

Take my heart, it is thine own. It shall be no longer mine take my heart it is thine own it shall be thy royal throne take my silver and my gold not a might would i withhold take my intellect and use every power as thou shalt choose part Part 7. God shall supply your need.

Christian biographies have had a great influence in my own life.

I strongly urge you to get your hands on some good Christian biographies.

And somebody might say to me, have you written any? Well, thank you for that question.

Yes, I have. I've written three. Two of them are still in print. One is entitled A Chance to Die.

It's the biography of Amy Carmichael of India. If you don't have female role models in your life,

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