Alone in the Valley of Afterwards

What happens after the victory, when the excitement fades and questions return? In Alone in the Valley of Afterwards, Evangelist W.T. Elliott turns to Genesis 15 and God's reassurance to Abraham.

The message follows Abraham's fears, his unanswered questions about the promised child, and the Lord's declaration that He is Abraham's shield and reward. Elliott encourages believers to recognize that a difficult season does not mean God has forgotten His promise.

Abraham driving birds away from his offering becomes a memorable illustration of guarding faith against doubt, worry, and fear. Elliott applies that picture to waiting on God, praying for loved ones, and continuing to trust when the answer has not yet appeared.

With personal ministry illustrations and a call to place our confidence in the Promiser, this message offers encouragement for the days after a spiritual high. The original recording includes worship and closing service remarks. Full message MP3 download.