Surrendered Living
December 31, 2010 by Standing on Truth
Filed under Christianity
A few months ago I received a book for my birthday by Nancy Leigh DeMoss, called Surrender: The Heart God Controls. About two-thirds of the way through the book, I was floored. I came to the point in the book that I desperately needed to come to–a personal examination of what I still needed to surrender to the Lord in my life. I mistakenly thought that I had pretty much given Him all of the big things–my husband, my son, and my life in general–but what I read in those 20 pages has changed my life and will be a blueprint for “surrendered living” for many years to come. As we close out another year and wonder what 2011 will bring, I settle down with these questions and implore the Lord to show me where and how to surrender all those little (and big) things to Him. For example, have you surrendered:
Your Life?
Your Time?
Your Body?
Your Tongue?
Your Possessions?
Your Mind?
Your Will?
Your Affections?
Your Relationships?
Your Health?
You may think you have (as I did) but as you are asked to probe even deeper into some very revealing questions from this article, you may find things that still need surrendering (as I did). Take a look at this article by Nancy Leigh DeMoss and if you sincerely ask the Lord to reveal His will for you through this list–His will for a fully surrendered life–I bet you will be changed for the New Year as well.
http://www.reviveourhearts.com/pdf/LivingSurrenderedLife.pdf
May God bless your 2011 and reveal to you all of the many ways His love, grace and mercy extend to those who fear (are awed by) Him!
Recommended Books on Christian Living
January 13, 2009 by Standing on Truth
Filed under Book Reviews
The best and only devotional you will ever need! It is the best look at the tender heart of God that I’ve ever read!
Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis
Former atheist, Lewis is one of the leading authors of Christian apologetics. Mere Christianity is a classic and must-read!
See Yourself as God Sees You by Josh McDowell
Josh McDowell reminds all of us, through the Bible, who we are in Christ Jesus and how living in that truth can change our life.




















