Quotes About Surrender

Game over, man. Game over.

Her fate was, she realized, entirely in the hands of another person. Captain

Your responsibility is to not question God's actions or what looks like a lack of action. Your obligation is to count on God's character.

Victory occurs when you let God fight your battles.

Obedience to God will bring blessings to you and others.

The beauty of obedience is that what God expects you to do, He also enables you to do.

You don't need to understand. You need only to obey and then reap the blessings of that obedience.

When you submit yourself to God and obey Him, you allow Him to do what He desires in your life. You make it possible for Him to lead you wherever He wants to use you.

Prayer is your attempt to bring your will and desires in line with God's will.

Obedience leads to a powerful, confident life. When you are obedient, and when you allow yourself to be led by God through the unexpected, then you have a confidence based on the fact that you know exactly where God wants you to be.

Trials are used by God to teach you dependence on His grace rather than on your strength.

When you yield yourself in complete and whole-hearted obedience to God, He can do great things through you.

Humility and repentance are necessary to restore your relationship with God.

Prayer releases your problems to God.

Cancel my subscription to the resurrection.

Let's swim to the moon Let's climb through the tide Surrender to the waiting worlds That lap against our side.

You can not save you from your own fate.

Clinton sighed, and gave up. All his life he had given up. He didn't know why it was like that; why a man who wanted nothing but to live honestly and industriously and usefully - who, briefly, asked only the privileges of giving and helping - had had to compromise and surrender at every turn. But that was the way it had been, and that apparently was the way it was to be.

Let me just be in the ground. Let me just be in the ground and go to sleep.

some events in life would remain beyond my ability to control or manage them. Some events would just happen.

The difference between Morgan and Gwenhwyfar, he found himself thinking, was that while both knew how to give, it was Morgan who knew how to give up.

God doesn't make bargains with people, as much as we might wish that he would. And what if he did? We'd probably make a mess of our requests. Better that he keep his authority, and we accept his governance.

She was striving to change, she was, but it was hard, all the same, to let go of the glory of her past certainties, of her belief in passion, and surrender, and the seductive power of giving in to inclination.

Putting our earthly nature to death isn't something we can do apart from God. It isn't meant to be a renovation we attempt on our own or a charade we play at until it becomes reality. Believe me, I've tried it that way, and it just doesn't work. And yet, while the Holy Spirit wants to help us, we must initiate the act. For in a very real sense, only we can choose to die.