Welcome to another look into the life and message of Elizabeth Aliens.

She called us to live to a higher standard every day and not be satisfied with just throwing

a little religion into our lives as a shallow substitute for giving God our best.

As this series continues in the coming weeks, we'll hear from family, friends, and others,

they were influenced by Elizabeth's life and message.

We continue our extended series into Operation Alka and other events during Elizabeth's

time in Ecuador.

Today we hear about God's timing and about the tendency some of us may have to moping

about what's not given.

On these programs, you've been hearing the music of John Hanson, whether you realized

it or not.

Well, today we hear the voice of John, musician who talks about when he first heard about

Elizabeth Aliens, also another of Elizabeth's friends, missionary and writer Arlita Winston.

We'll talk about the Alkas, forgiveness, losing some valuable work and about a turning point.

Right now, from 1989, both of our programs today or from February of 1989 originally,

here is Elizabeth Aliens, talking about God's timing.

She says that punctuality was important in her family.

We'll hear about prayer and waiting on God.

I have a tiny little clock on my desk and it has a picture of a hand and it says my

times are in thy hand.

That's taken from the Psalms and I have always been very conscious of time.

I grew up in a family where punctuality was a doctrine.

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