Today we wrap up our look at knowing God's will.

Welcome, it's time for another look into the life and message of Elizabeth Allude,

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

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

In the coming weeks, we'll hear from friends, family, from others who were influenced by the

life and message of Elizabeth Alliant. It's good to have you with us today.

Well, today we do wrap up our 14-part series on knowing God's will as we think about the means of guidance, including the natural means of God's guidance.

Joining us today, Miriam Rockness from the Lillias Trotter Legacy, chairman of the board of that foundation. She'll talk about her correspondence

with Elizabeth and what it revealed to her. About Amy Carmichael and more. Also, we'll hear from

Mike Cantrell. He's served on projects throughout Europe, Africa, and the U.S. He'll talk about Elizabeth, her productivity, and what the website offers for you.

Now that coming later.

First, though, it's part 13, the next to the last in our series on knowing God's will,

as we think about the natural means of God's guidance.

Can we really expect miracles from God?

And here's a good question for you.

Is God ever late?

You are loved with an everlasting love.

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

This is your friend Elizabeth Elliott, talking with you this time about the natural means of God's guidance.

In my last talk, we dealt with the supernatural means of guidance, things like visible signs, the pillar of cloud and fire, the star of Bethlehem, the audible signs, sound of marching in the balsam trees, the thunder at Sinai, the voices that people heard, which brought them the message of God.

Then angels would be another supernatural means of guidance. An angel led Paul out of prison, and then dreams and visions.

There are many ways in which God can get through to us whenever he needs to, but I don't really

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