We often fear what we’ll lose if we surrender, but we rarely imagine what we’ll gain. This final post is a testimony of what happens when we trust God with open hands. Use this space to celebrate what God has done through your yeses—big or small—and how surrender always leads to grace. Close with a blessing over your readers who are in the midst of letting go.
We often fill our schedules because we’re afraid of what the silence might reveal. But stillness is not just rest—it’s a declaration of trust. In this post, dive into how creating margin and choosing stillness is a bold act of surrender. Share your own rhythms for slowing down and trusting God with your time. End with a few practical tips to help readers create space for surrender in their weekly routine.
Obedience isn’t just about saying yes to God—it’s about saying no to everything that pulls us away from Him. This post explores how true surrender often shows up in daily obedience: in the unseen, quiet choices we make to follow Jesus. Talk about a season where God asked you to do something hard or unexpected, and how obedience—even when messy—led to fruitfulness. Include encouragement for those who feel stuck or scared to say yes.
Surrender isn’t waving a white flag in defeat—it’s choosing trust over control. In a world that glorifies hustle and hyper-independence, the call to “let go and let God” sounds like foolishness. But God’s pace often begins where ours ends. In this post, you’ll reflect on how surrendering your own plans doesn’t mean giving up—it means stepping into the peace that only comes when God leads. Share a moment from your own story when surrender led to unexpected peace.
There’s something about flipping the calendar to a new month that feels like a quiet invitation. A gentle reset. A moment to breathe. As May begins, it reminds me of Lamentations 3:23: “His mercies are new every morning; great is Your faithfulness.” And if God’s mercies are new every morning, they’re certainly new every month too.
We often fear what we’ll lose if we surrender, but we rarely imagine what we’ll gain. This final post is a testimony of what happens when we trust God with open hands. Use this space to celebrate what God has done through your yeses—big or small—and how surrender always leads to grace. Close with a blessing over your readers who are in the midst of letting go.
