the dark side of love.

Welcome. It's another look into the life and message of Elizabeth Allian as she called us to

live to a higher standard each day. To not be satisfied with just throwing a little religion

into life as a shallow substitute for giving God our best. As the series continues in the coming

weeks we'll hear from family, friends, and others who are influenced by Elizabeth's life and message.

Today we wrap up our five-part look at deliverance from depression as we think about the dark side of

love. Also we'll take some time to get some feedback from listeners to gateway to joy.

Our guests today are Janet and Jeff Bench as they talk about what part of Elizabeth's life they

enjoyed researching the most of their authors. Also Rachel Johnson is the creative media director

for the Elizabeth Allian Foundation and she'll talk about some of the response the foundation

has had of sharing the writings, the speaking, the wisdom of the Elizabeth Allian. Right now we wrap

up our five-part series deliverance from depression, the dark side of love. You are loved with an

everlasting love. That's what the Bible says and underneath are the everlasting arms.

This is your friend, Elizabeth Allian, completing today five talks on the subject of deliverance

from depression. Someone sent me this article called the dark side of love.

This was in a Christian magazine and this man writes, I've seen their pain and I must honestly

state that I don't have the answer. You can find them almost anywhere. People who became vulnerable

to the irresistible pull of love's call and are now nearly crushed as a consequence.

Sincereity, idealism, passion, caring, name it what you will. These people were motivated to give

themselves selflessly to others, to love their neighbors as themselves. Love took on many expressions,

feeding the hungry, church planting among super-resistant Muslims, struggling to free those

trapped under the tyranny of oppressive governments, creatively working to interrupt the cycle of

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