restlessness and refuge.

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

who called us to live to a higher standard each day and not be satisfied with just a little

empty religion in life.

As this series continues in the coming weeks, we'll hear from friends, from family, and others, all influenced by the life of Elizabeth and her message.

It's good to have you with us.

Well, let's see what we have for today.

We're starting a new series, actually, dealing with restlessness.

Does it ever seem like the demands people put on you are more and more each day?

Things to do, things to watch, places to go, and those commercials.

We'll hear about one of those commercials that encourages you to be discontent with what you have.

Also coming up later we'll have a look at no other refuge.

Joining us today, Jim and Andrea Hawthorne.

Also Elizabeth will share a comment from a prisoner

and talk about Fannie Crosby who was blind and was maybe tempted to be restless, but she chose another path. We'll hear about that later.

Right now, though, part one of dealing with restlessness. It's called fantasies and

wishes. 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 a subject with which I think we can all identify at least from time to time if not

continuously the subject is restlessness here's a poem. The battle of our life is one, and heaven begun

when we can say, thy will be done. But Lord, until these restless hearts in thy deep love are still, we pray

thee teach us how to do thy will. Are you feeling restless today? I think there's an

increasing restlessness in our society here in the States. We just have too many

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