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If
by Amy Carmichael

One evening a fellow-worker brought Amy a problem about a younger one who was missing the way of Love. This led to a wakeful night, for the word at such times is always, "Lord, is it I? Have I failed her anywhere? What do I know of Calvary Love?" And then sentence by sentence the "Ifs" came, almost as if spoken aloud in the inner ear… Some "Ifs" appear to be related to pride, selfishness, or cowardice, but digging deeper we come upon an unsuspected lovelessness at the root of them all. If this booklet can help any to understand what the life of love means and to live that life, then it is not ours to refuse.

In the Arena
by Isobel Kuhn

In the Arena continues the life story of Isobel Kuhn, begun in bestselling By Searching. The title refers to the biblical idea that the Christian is on display, like someone condemned to die in the arena. Isobel was convinced that the trials and difficulties of her life as a missionary were "arena experiences," which God used not to punish her but to reveal Himself. As she looked back on her life when dying of cancer, she felt that her most valuable lessons had been learned during times of trial.

Living Faith
by Helen Rosevere

Roseveare vividly relives her spiritual journey toward faith — a faith she saw in the African Christians and desired, yet did not possess. Through stories from her own experience and biblical application, she describes her tiny steps toward truly believing God — whether for providing a hot water bottle to save the life of a premature infant or a doll to comfort a two-year-old orphan. She discovered that "living faith" is that element which causes one to:  Give — all of one's self, every hour of every day. Go — wherever God wants, being 100% available for His use. Pray — for all of life, large and small, as the outcome of faith.

Living Fellowship
by Helen Rosevere

God is the hub of our wheel, states Helen Roseveare, and we are the spokes reaching out to the rim of the world. Living Fellowship examines the true meaning of biblical koinonia as a dynamic relationship between God, ourselves and others. True fellowship will involve submission, service, and suffering. Taking each theme in turn, Helen Roseveare draws on the teaching of Scripture and personal experience to show the practical outworking of God's invitation to us to share in a relationship with Him.

Living Holiness
by Helen Rosevere

Drawing from her many years of experience as a doctor in Zaire, Dr. Roseveare vividly illustrates her own personal journey toward the holiness of God. She has faced many disappointments on the way through her own lack of Christlikeness and failures to live up to God's standards of righteousness. With deep humility, she shares with the reader her faltering steps in the process of learning what it means to be holy as God is holy.

Living Sacrifice
by Helen Rosevere

another to actually live it out in day-to-day experience. Dr. Helen Roseveare draws from her years as a missionary in Zaire to vividly illustrate the biblical cost of discipleship. From the horrors of captivity during warfare in Zaire to facing the experience of no longer being needed at the mission station, here is a candid, honest look at what a life totally yielded to God ultimately means.

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