grandmother's stories on the way.

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

She called us to live to a higher standard and not be satisfied with second best.

Our series continues in the coming weeks as we hear from family, from friends, and others influenced by the life and message of Elizabeth Elliott.

Thanks for coming along. Thanks for your friendship.

Well, we begin a five-part series today on grandmother's stories as we hear about grandmother who found the way.

A reminder that it's not too late.

Joining us today, a friend of Elizabeth Margaret Ashmore will talk about the first time she

heard Elizabeth speak.

And as we think about grandmothers, we'll have a few thoughts

from a series on motherhood. When Elizabeth talked about what people should see as they look at our

lives. Right now, part one of grandmother's stories, as we hear about grandmother, who found the way. A story of dominoes of a wheezing and

rasping old piano and spiritual impact. Those of us who have the privilege of being grandparents

are certainly grateful for that, but I think there's something here for everybody. I'm going to read, first of all,

from a little leaflet by a man named Cornelius Vanderbreggen. He's a Dutchman, and he has a ministry

on both sides of the Atlantic. I met him many, many years ago when I was young. And he writes this,

if one were to choose a thousand Christians at random,

and have each one tell when he or she was born again,

as many as 50% of them would probably testify that they had received the Lord Jesus

before they became 10 years of age.

About 30% of them would probably testify that they had heard and believed the gospel between their 11th and 15th year.

Perhaps 10% of them would have been saved between 15 and 30.

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