Take our lives.

Welcome as we take another look into the message and the life of Elizabeth Elliott.

She called us to live to a higher standard, not satisfied with just a little empty religion thrown into life.

As our series continues, we'll hear from family, from friends,

from others, all influenced by the life and message of Elizabeth Allian. A thank you for joining

us today. Well, as usual, we have two Gateway to Joy programs, and today it's parts five and six of a ten-part look at the life of Francis Ridley Havergall.

Work out your own salvation and take my life and let it be.

Joining us will be an archivist to talk about the direct and intellectual side of Elizabeth

Elliot and Elizabeth herself talking about how people can tell that we are Christians.

Imrider Francis Ridley Habergill in in Kept for the Master's Use, wrote,

If he says what is in thine hand, let us examine honestly whether it is something we can use for his glory or not.

If not, do not let us hesitate an instant about dropping it.

It may be something we do not like to part with,

but the Lord is able to give thee much more than this, and the first glimpse of the

excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus, Your Lord, will enable us to count those things

loss which were gained to us.

Part 5 of the life of Francis Havergall.

Work out your own salvation.

The Lord Jesus said,

If anyone loves me, he will obey my teaching.

My father will love him,

and we will come to him and make our home with him.

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