Books
- Shadow of the Almighty: The Life and Testament of Jim Elliot, 1958
- Through Gates of Splendor, 1957
- These Strange Ashes
- Quest for Love
- The Savage My Kinsman, 1961
- Furnace of the Lord: Reflections on the Redemption of The Holy City, 1969
- Twelve Baskets of Crumbs, 1976
- Let Me Be a Woman, 1977
- The Journals of Jim Elliot, 1978
- Passion and Purity: Learning to Bring Your Love Life Under God's Control, 1984
- Discipline: The Glad Surrender
- Love Has a Price Tag
- The Mark of a Man
- Keep a Quiet Heart
- A Chance to Die: The Life and Legacy of Amy Carmichael
- Path Through Suffering: Discovering the Relationship Between God's Mercy and Our Pain
- The Path of Loneliness: Finding Your Way Through the Wilderness to God
- No Graven Image
- Secure in the Everlasting Arms
- The Music of His Promises: Listening to God with Love, Trust, and Obedience
- The Shaping of a Christian Family
- God's Guidance: A Slow and Certain Light
- Taking Flight: Wisdom for Your Journey
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