The heart of worship is surrender.

You won't surrender to God unless you trust him,

but you can't trust him untill you know him better.

God wants your life all of it.

Ninety-five percent is not enought.

When we completely surrender ourselves to Jesus,

we discover that he is not a tyrant, but a savior; not a boss,

but a brother; not a dictator, but a friend.

You can't call Jesus your Lord when you refuse to obey him.

Surrendered people obey God's word,

even if it doesn't make sense.

Give it all to God; your pass regrets, your present problems,

your future ambitions, your fears, dreams, weaknesses,

habits, hurts, and hang-ups.

Put Jesus Christ in the driver's seat of your life and take your

hands off the steering wheel.

Don't be afraid, nothing under his control can ever be out of

control.

Mastered by Christ, you can handle anything.

Surendering is not a event.

Paul said, "I die daily."

There is a moment of surrender, and there is the practice of surrender, which is moment-by-moment and lifelong.

When you  decide to live a totally surrendered life,

it will mean doing inconvenient, unpopular, costly,

or seemingly impossible tasks.

It will often mean doing the opposite of what you feel like doing.