The Act of Surrender

Seeking Intimacy With Jesus Christ

A deepened relationship with Jesus naturally leads to spiritual growth and maturity. As believers spend more time with Him, surrendering and trusting, they grow in wisdom, faith, and character.
Every act of surrender provides an opportunity for believers to witness God's faithfulness. As they let go and trust Him, they see how He works things out for their good, which in turn deepens their love and trust in Him.
Surrender means inviting Jesus to be an active part of one's journey. It's about sharing life's highs and lows with Him, celebrating victories together, and seeking His comfort in trials. This shared journey enriches the relationship.
Surrendering allows believers to be more receptive to the overwhelming love of Jesus. As they let go of their defenses and control, they become more open to experiencing and understanding the depth of Christ's love for them.
A deepened relationship with Jesus naturally leads to spiritual growth and maturity. As believers spend more time with Him, surrendering and trusting, they grow in wisdom, faith, and character. The Bible speaks of God delighting in His people. As believers surrender and deepen their relationship with Jesus, there's a mutual sense of delight. They find joy in His presence, and He rejoices over them with love.

In any relationship, trust is foundational. By surrendering to Jesus, believers demonstrate a profound trust in His wisdom, love, and sovereignty. This act of trust strengthens the relational bond, much like trust deepens human relationships.
Surrender requires vulnerability. It involves laying bare one's hopes, dreams, fears, and insecurities before Jesus. This vulnerability, in turn, fosters intimacy. Just as in human relationships, vulnerability leads to deeper connections; the same principle applies in the relationship with Christ.