Watching Quietly, Praying Silently by Elisabeth Elliot
Published December 27, 2018 | 
The man whom Abraham sent to find a wife for his son Isaac had been long in Abraham’s service. No… Continue reading
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Leave a commentVibrations by I. Lilias Trotter
Published December 26, 2018 | A bang and a crash, and a cloud of dust that when it cleared showed a picture of ruin. One… Continue reading
Trained To Rule By Lilias Trotter
Published December 25, 2018 | (This article was originally written as a tract. To download a zip file of this tract click here.)
Time For God by Elisabeth Elliot
Published December 24, 2018 | It is a good and necessary thing to set aside time for God in each day. The busier the day,… Continue reading
The Root of Hostility to Others by Elisabeth Elliot
Published December 18, 2018 | When personal relationships break down, it is a sure sign that there is some rift in one’s relationship with God.… Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Elisabeth Elliot, Elisabeth Elliot's Devotionals | Hostility, Others | Leave a commentThe Need for Silence by Elisabeth Elliot
Published December 14, 2018 | It is always easier to add to the noise of the world than to be silent. Silence is a very… Continue reading
The Necessity to Cover by Elisabeth Elliot
Published December 13, 2018 | There are things which it is our duty to cover in silence. We are told nowadays that everything ought to… Continue reading
The Music of His Promises by Elisabeth Elliot
Published December 12, 2018 | On dark days when the only song we feel like singing is a dirge, we can pray, “Let the music… Continue reading
Difficulties are Proof Contexts By Elisabeth Elliot
Published December 9, 2018 | Repeatedly I am asked variations of this question: Did the Lord comfort you or were you sometimes lonely or sad?… Continue reading
THE HOT WATER BOTTLE – A True Story By Helen Roseveare, Missionary to Africa
Published December 5, 2018 | One night, in Central Africa, I had worked hard to help a mother in the labor ward; but in spite… Continue reading
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