If you long to please God, it starts in the little things.

Here's Ellen Vaughn.

I think the most profound work in a human life is in the ordinary mundane day-in and day-out

following of Jesus.

And that's what I took away from Elizabeth Elliott, both in the most excruciating tragedy

she went through, as well as in getting up every Monday morning and doing what God was

calling her to do.

She sought to be faithful.

And she didn't depend on what do other people think or how do I feel.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgerman, co-author of You Can Trust God to Write Your Story.

For September 21st, 2020, I'm Dana Grash.

So let me ask you a question. How do you want to be remembered? Will others say your life showcase the faithfulness, the glory of God? I'm asking because we're celebrating a milestone

here at Revive Our Hearts. It's the beginning of the 20th year of our on-air

ministry, and we're taking some time to look back on God's faithfulness over the years. Now, the

Revive Our Hearts ministry was preceded by a program called Gateway to Joy. That was hosted by the

very beloved Elizabeth Elliott. She was certainly one of my

most influential role models, though we never met, and maybe you feel the same. If you're

meeting her for the first time, you're going to love her. For the past couple of weeks, we've

been hearing from Elizabeth on the topic of suffering. And if you missed

those programs, you can find them by scrolling back to September 6th in your podcast feed, or by

clicking on the link to see the transcript of today's program. More recently, we've been hearing

about Elizabeth. Nancy DeMas-Walgamuth has been in conversation with Ellen Vaughn,

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