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Where to Begin

To be transformed into the image of Christ, we must know His character, love His obedience to the will of the Father, and begin, step by step, day by day, to walk the same pathway. A very big order, we say.  How shall we even begin?  The answer is that we must begin where He began—with self-emptying.  And how can we possibly do that?  Why, at the Cross.  There we are crucified—with Christ—and the sinful self is destroyed (see…
Apr 15, 2021

Looking at Graves

Matthew tells us in the last chapter of his Gospel that the two Marys came early in the morning, “to look at the grave.”  We can…
Apr 8, 2021

Death Shall Not Hold Us

The power of the Resurrection is a power that vanquishes every other power in heaven or Earth.  The battle was the bitterest ever fought,…
Apr 1, 2021
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The Elisabeth Elliot Podcast

Subscribe and listen to Elisabeth Elliot’s timeless talks via The Elisabeth Elliot Podcast. Hear weekly encouragement and wisdom from one of the world’s most beloved Christian women, missionaries, and mentors of the Faith.

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The Jim Elliot Story

Hear Elisabeth tell the story of Jim Elliot, including rare recordings of Jim and the men who murdered him.

Mar 1, 1989

Newsletters

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Farewells

God works in mysterious ways, His wonders to perform. Throughout my life, I have considered those words, especially when circumstances have threatened to undo my faith in His love and provision. When I went to Ecuador inm 1952, I. . .
Nov 1, 2003

Restlessness and Worry

The book of Ecclesiastes was written by a very restless man. He was fed up with his life and everything had become meaningless to him. He wrote, “I hated life…. All of it is meaningless, a chasing after the wind. I hated all the things I had toiled for under the sun (Ecclesiastes 2:17-18). Do you find yourself in the same boat? . . .
Sep 1, 2003

What the Savages Taught Me

For the whole first year that I lived with the Auca Indians (1958–1959), I watched and learned and kept my mouth shut. I had to keep my mouth shut most of the time because I did not know the Auca language. Although the language itself was highly complex, the definition of my task was simple: learn it. I spent a second year there . . .
Jul 1, 2003

To a New Widow

Dearest one:
I know the proportion of that pain, and there is no minimizing it here and now. I also know the truth of 2 Corinthians 4:17, “These little troubles (which are really so transitory) are winning for us a permanent, glorious and solid reward out of all proportion to our pain.” The bigger our pain now, the bigger that “weight of glory” will be. It’s mysterious, it’s unimaginable, but it’s going to be, and for that we give thanks. . .
May 1, 2003
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