If I’d Had My Way
If I’d Had My Way by Ruth Scheltema, published by XULON Press on December 6, 2016, is a 352-page exploration of the author’s experiences as a missionary pilot’s wife. Written in English, this book delves into the challenges Ruth faced when her plans for safety and logic clashed with the unexpected paths laid out by God. Through her narrative, readers gain insight into her struggles with isolation, language barriers, and fear, all while navigating her role in ministry.
In this edition, Ruth reflects on pivotal moments that shaped her understanding of obedience and faith. The book presents a personal account of how her circumstances, often fraught with difficulty, ultimately became lessons in trust and divine purpose. With themes rooted in biography and religion, readers will find a thoughtful examination of the intersection between personal desires and spiritual guidance, making it a significant contribution to the fields of biography and biblical studies.
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As a missionary pilot’s wife, Ruth encountered many struggles when her way seemed the most logical and safe; however, God had His own plans for Ruth’s life and ministry. When her husband was gone on lengthy flight missions and she was alone; when she wasn’t able to speak the language to communicate with the women and children of the villages; when fear crippled both her productivity and ministry: these events would have gone differently if Ruth had her way, but she later saw those same events as definitive ways God was teaching her obedience to His will.
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