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Thoughts I usually do not voice aloud.
This is a part 2 because, like I said in part 1, surrendering to God is an ongoing process! I have had multiple people ask me recently about how to surrender to God and so I decided this would be helpful for me to write it out and hopefully for others to read it. I definitely cannot tell you how to surrender to God but hopefully God will speak to you through my testimony of His faithfulness and it will motivate you to surrender more fully to Him.
(Tattoo #1 is here and tattoo #2 is here )
This surrender post is going to be about action. I have found that surrendering to God is not a passive process but is something that is active and requires action and obedience to what God asks you to do.
This summer I moved to a new city and started 2 new jobs in the midst of a pandemic. It has definitely been pretty scary for a girl who hasn’t lived anywhere without any family around. I was definitely in my safe place going to college and seminary in the town I grew up in. I honestly don’t think that I would have said yes to these jobs or moving if God had not helped me begin to surrender everything to Him. My trip to interview for these new jobs in February was a huge moment of surrender for me, and that is the story that I want to focus on mainly in this post.
The week and night before I went to interview, I randomly decided to start reading 1 Corinthians. Naturally, I started at the beginning of the book, but I didn’t get very far. The end of chapter 1 really stood out to me and I read the same passage over and over for a couple days. Here is what I read:
1 Corinthians 1:26-29- “Consider your own call, brothers and sisters: not many of you were wise by human standards, not many were powerful, not many were of noble birth. But God chose what is foolish in the world to shame the wise; God chose what is weak in the world to shame the strong; God chose what is low and despised in the world, things that are not, to reduce to nothing things that are, so that no one might boast in the presence of God.”
I am going to be real vulnerable here: one of the greatest temptations in my life is pride. As a leader, I have found that it is easy to become proud of my accomplishments and of the leadership abilities that God has gifted me with. I try to be aware of when I am tempted to take pride in something that I have done or that God has done through me. The Holy Spirit definitely helps convict me of this and wow am I so thankful for Him!
So, I think the combination of reading this passage of scripture over and over, along with being aware of pride being a temptation in my life, and also surrendering more of my life and my desires to God, I prayed a very scary prayer. As I was driving the 4 hours to my interviews, I prayed that if God wanted me to move and start these new jobs, it would have to be clear that these jobs would not be easy for me to do on my own. I prayed that passage that I had been reading. I wanted to make sure that this was something that God could solely get the glory from vs something that I would get glory from.
So, I went through the interviews and meetings and went to bed exhausted that night. The next morning I had to wake up early to drive back home so that I could make it in time for class. The long drive gave me plenty of time to think about the job and potentially moving up there and I quickly began to be overwhelmed by fear. I started sobbing as I was driving down the interstate (which was thankfully almost empty; I don’t recommend this) because I didn’t want to leave my family and the safety that I felt in my hometown. I remember finally just saying, “God, I can’t do this; it is way too much for me to do.” And He sweetly and quietly said “ But I can .”
Then the prayer that I had prayed the day before came rushing back to me and I decided to take the job if it was offered to me because it was something that I couldn’t do but God could. He gets the glory from this because this is where I am weak and He is strong.
I was sorely tempted to just say no and continue on in the safety and comfort of my current situation but that would have been me trying to take back the control of my life. Surrendering control to God gives Him the glory of the outcome. So, I decided to surrender all those fears that I had and to obey Him so that He would get the glory. Surrender goes hand-in-hand with obedience. You can’t surrender everything to God and think that you can go on living your life the way you want to. As Matthew 6:24 says: “No one can serve two masters; for a slave will either hate the one and love the other, or be devoted to the one and despise the other.” You cannot surrender your life to Christ and continue putting yourself first. It just doesn’t work that way.
So, I ask you who are reading this: based on your life choices and how you make decisions, does God have the control or do you?
I have learned that my anxiety and stress levels are higher when I am trying to control something but, once I surrender it to Christ, peace washes over me because I know that His hands are bigger than mine and He can handle it way better than I can.
I have been trying to write this post for a couple years now, but I have been unable to figure out how to approach the subject. So here goes:
I am going to give everyone who reads this the inside scoop to what I am striving to have as my main motivation behind every thing that I do, and that I believe should be the main motivation for every Christian as well.
I have been slowly reading through 1 Corinthians this year. There is so much in even the first couple chapters that I have to read them more than just once. In doing this though, I think I have found my life verse. Now, I have never been one to have a verse for my life so when I say that I found my life verse, I mean that I have found the verse that I believe encapsulates the theme that is found throughout the Bible of how to live life as a Christian.
The verse that I am referring to is 1 Corinthians 10:31 – “So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do everything for the glory of God.”
Do everything for the glory of God.
This is the theme that I am finding should be the motivation behind why we do anything and everything.
More about this theme is located in the verses below even though they are definitely not all of the verses that are applicable to this theme:
God’s will for us is to live lives that glorify Him by being holy. This should be our motivation for everything.
Our motivation for everything is to be holy and to glorify God.
This is how I have been trying to live for the past couple of years. As I have been changing my habits to reflect my motivations, I have become more and more passionate about this way of living. I have also discovered something:
If everything that I do is to glorify God, then that means I have to be the same person everywhere all the time.
Obviously this is something that I will continue to work at my whole life. My sin nature is so strong and my sinful habits are very much ingrained in my motivations and it is hard to always remember why I don’t participate in certain kinds of entertainment or why I don’t act or talk like many other people that I meet. But thankfully, I do not have to do it on my own.
As with any of my posts, if you want to talk about this with me in more depth, don’t hesitate to message me.
Holy Spirit, come and carry us along the path of righteousness. Lord, I ask that every person that reads this will feel You stirring something in their hearts. Holy Spirit, I proclaim that You will be glorified in Your people and that we would live holy lives that are set on glorifying You alone.
I am a recovering control-freak. This meme above was me every day (and still is sometimes).
Events have happened in my past that were way outside of my control and ended up being terrible. Somehow, I decided that if I could control myself fully and even control others then no more terrible and uncontrollable events would happen to me or the people I loved.
I decided that I would be better at controlling my world than God would.
I made this decision unconsciously a few years ago and I did not realize it until around the end of 2017 that it was a problem that was affecting every part of my life.
It affected my driving. I would always drive instead of letting others drive me around because I didn’t trust anyone’s driving except for my own even though driving stresses me out.
It affected my relationships. I would constantly over-analyze what everyone thought about me and everything that I said. I needed to control my reaction and everyone else’s reactions to me and so I tailored my humor and my personality to each person. Along with that, I would try to subtly get people to do what I wanted them to do and I tried to control the outcomes of their decisions. I did this with my brothers especially. In January 2018 I wrote in my journal: “ What do I need to let go of so that I can pick up my cross? Maybe pride for thinking that I know the ways someone should change? Is that pride or is it wanting the best for them? I do want what the best for my friends but maybe I am trying to control them. Oh, I hope not! Being controlling and manipulative is not who I want to be. Please help me, Lord.”
It affected my physical well-being. I didn’t sleep well and I had constant back pain because I was stressed about holding everything so tightly.
It affected my spiritual life. I was holding on so tightly to the way that I wanted my relationship with God to be. I wanted to control how much I grew closer to God and how much I let Him change me.
I kept getting more and more stressed because I was holding all of these things. The image that comes to mind when I think about this is that I was holding all of these different pieces of myself and the world in my arms but there was too much and it kept falling out but I would still try to pick it up and hold it again.
At the beginning of 2018, I realized that I needed to give up control. I would plead with God to the point of tears to take my control from me because I just couldn’t do it anymore. This was my constant prayer throughout 2018. I kept asking God to take away the burden but I was unwilling to actually give Him everything that I was carrying.
I wrote in September 2018: “ I am so afraid of doing something wrong that I am stuck doing nothing.”
And in November 2018 I wrote: “ Father, please forgive me for trying to take control of everything. I confess that I have not followed your direction because I am scared of what others will think of me.
Do you sense the theme as I did from those journal entries above? The underlying foundation for all of my control-freak actions was fear. This fear kept me from moving out of the sphere of my control. Not just basic fear, but terrifying, soul-wrenching fear that paralyzed me when I thought about giving it up. I was terrified that if I didn’t control the outcome, I would get hurt again. And I hadn’t dealt with the hurt that began all of this so I couldn’t handle being hurt like that again.
In the beginning of 2019, I came to a point where I just couldn’t hold onto everything anymore. I was terrified but I was exhausted. I wrote this in January 2019: “ God, if it is your will, please take away my security of family, friendships, money, future, technology, and self-reliance away from me this year so that I may rely on you completely. I am terrified just writing those words.”
After that, it seemed that everywhere I turned, I saw the theme of surrender. My seminary classes that semester talked about surrendering and the freedom that comes from it. At work, the missionaries and global workers who shared with our group were consistently talking about surrender.
Almost every morning during this season, I spent time on my knees surrendering my day and everything to the Lord. I knew that I needed to do something different. My mentor suggested that I not only surrender things to God, but in turn give Him permission to take more of the things that I was holding onto.
Ya’ll, once I looked that fear in the face and began to give it over to God one day at a time, I began to feel so much freedom.
Surrender is a practice that happens every day. You cannot just surrender once and think it’s all cool and dealt with. That’s what I was trying to do at first. No, you need to surrender a little more every day and allow Him to take it. Live with your hands open and not clenched tightly. It is the most terrifying thing I have ever done. But once I began the process, God was so faithful to replace the fear with peace and the control with freedom.
Please know that I am still in the middle of surrendering. This is not a story of how everything got better and nothing else happened. Surrendering control to God has brought up so many more fears and emotions that I thought I had under control before and did not know were actually controlling me.
Every person has hidden fears and things that are controlling them. This is why I firmly believe that every person should go to counseling for at least one season in their lives. I have begun going to counseling in order to process the hurts that I have and to figure out the reasons behind my fear of giving up control. Processing with a professional counselor in a safe space is something that I know is healthy for every person to do. Please take the time for your own mental health and well-being and talk to a professional counselor about your hurt.
I know the process of surrender is different for everyone. This is just my story.
2 Timothy 1:7 (ESV): “for God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control.”
“He lifted me out of the pit of despair, out of the mud and the mire. He set my feet on solid ground and steadied me as I walked along.” Psalm 40:2 NLT
This is a statement that my college friends and I make frequently in jest. But in reality, at least for me, it is something that has been in the back of my mind as a true statement about my life.
In college, I held many leadership positions, knew almost everyone on campus, and knew that I had many friends to hang out with and talk to and laugh with. I knew who I was and what my purpose was for being there and I was confident with who I was and with how others perceived me. I also came to the place where I felt so comfortable that I started to care less and less as to what people who didn’t know me thought about me, because if they didn’t already know me, then it didn’t matter.
Then, I graduated college. And I started seminary.
I had no friends and no one was very friendly. I was stripped away of my college identity of popularity and fun. I stayed in my room and only went to class and work. Many times, I cou
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