What Does Surrender Actually Look Like?
In a season of Stillness—but I’m still here. ❤️🔥
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Love.
Surrender looks like Love.
"No eye has seen,
no ear has heard,
and no mind has imagined
what God has prepared for those who love Him." - 1 Corinthians 2:9
"Is Love here, too?"
That's what you ask.
That's what you feel,
right next to the panic.
And you breathe into the panic,
the way you would breathe into labor pains,
and you give birth to God.
You give birth to Love in your world,
into your problems,
into your relationships,
into your business,
into that office.
You have to learn to remain calm.
You have to learn that everything is okay,
even when it looks like it's not.
You have to remember to say,
'Jesus, you take care of it,
I surrender myself to you,
take care of everything,
I love you.'
And then feel His Love.
He Loves you.
I know you've heard that
you've read that
you may even believe It,
but do you feel It?
You HAVE to feel It.
And then things HAVE to change.
I love you, I love you, I love you,
nik
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There's no one that was more humble than He was. And so I have to remember that everything that I have is because of Him -- everything that I went through was to get to this point where I surrendered to Him." -Jonathan Roumie
"I've found that surrender leads to salvation in every way possible. Your self-reliance won't cure you; your willpower won't save you. Your independence will not deliver you from that which seeks to destroy your faith in God, erode your hope in Christ or corrode your love for the Holy Spirit and humanity itself" - Jonathan Roumie
"There is a place right before surrender... where I just didn't know what else to do." - @its.all.god.dude
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