Full Surrender Ministries

05/25/2026

The message of the gospel is still the same today as it was over 2000 years ago. It has never changed.

What has changed is us.

We have allowed pride, power, and religion to change our hearts, our teaching, and our faith, and not for the good, but rather for our own selfish gain and namesake.

We must return to the faith we had when we first came to Christ.
That was a pure faith, faith filled with love, excitement, joy, hope, peace, and expectations.

The words of Christ will not change our hearts until we decide to let them do so.
And if we truly want to be where we need to be with Christ, we need to return to when our hearts were made new.

Too many have forgotten, and forgone the love of God, and it's time to get it back, and once again have Christ live richly in our hearts and lives.

04/19/2026

What we need to understand is this, when we come to that place where we become completely weak, unable to stand on our own, in that place of complete exhaustion, having no fight left in us, to the point where we are ready to throw in the towel and give up; that is the best place to be when it comes to surrender, especially surrendering to God.

It is in that place where we have exhausted all we have, having no more to give, that God shows up and moves in and on our behalf through His strength and ability, enabling us to keep on fighting and pressing forward.

God reveals His power and greatness through our weaknesses and infirmities. We must choose to look beyond our flesh, our circumstances, and even beyond our pain, and when we do, then we will see His glory and power, and we will find His healing and grace.

04/02/2026

Fear is dangerous and also deadly. Fear manipulates our mind and our thoughts. It leads us to believe that the lies that we hear, the lies we tell ourselves, and the lies we tell others are truth. When we allow fear to have power and control over our lives we will find ourselves bound, imprisoned, and unable to break free. Fear will constrict us to the point of isolation, separation, and even sickness. Leaving nothing but a trail of pain, suffering, and heartache. Fear will leave us with the mindset to where not only are we unable to hear the truth, but also unable to accept it.

The good news is we have freedom from fear; freedom from the worry fear brings, along with all the hurt, pain, and suffering. But know this, freedom comes with requirements; it requires faith, acceptance, repentance, and forgiveness.

Freedom requires us to believe in Jesus, that He died for us, to forgive us our sins, heal us of our sickness and shame, and free us from the curse of sin and death.
We must believe that not only did Jesus die for our sins, but that God raised Him from the dead three days later.

Freedom requires that we accept that we are imperfect people, sinners by nature, in need of a perfect Savior to redeem us from our sin and the evil of this world

Freedom requires repentance, we must seek God for forgiveness for all our wicked ways, change our mindset from living for the world, to living for Christ.

And Freedom requires that we not only ask to be forgiven, but also forgive others who have hurt and wronged us as well.

The good news, all of what is required of us, is found in Jesus, and when we trust in Him and ask of Him, He will see that we receive it.

02/23/2026

• Faith – Hebrews 11:1,6

• Obedience – Isaiah 15:22

• Righteousness – Matthew 6:33

• Worship – John 4:23-24, Revelation 5:8

• Love – Romans 5:8, 1 John 3:1

• Sacrifice – Ephesians 5:2

• Praise – Jeremiah 17:14

• Repentance – Hebrews 6:1

• Prayer – 2 Chronicles 7:15

• Holiness – 2 Corinthians 7:1

• Glory – Hebrews 2:9

• Honor – Hebrews 2:7

02/13/2026

01/31/2026

I know it's difficult, I know that you feel completely overwhelmed and are doing everything not to allow those around you to watch you breakdown and lose it all, so you try your hardest to hold it all together, all the while inside you're ready to scream louder than you ever had, and then cry until your tears are all dried up. I get it.

I know the stress you're feeling, the anxiety that is weighing heavily on you, and the thousands of what ifs and questions running rampant through your mind. I know that you want to find that solace, and want to have that peace and assurance that you will see some light at the end of the tunnel, rather than all the dark, stormy clouds, and those walls that are constantly closing in.
I understand.

When you're in that place where you yell and scream at God, asking Him where He is at, and why He is allowing all this to happen to you? How could He just abandon you, when you needed Him the most? Where you're at your last bit of faith, and don't know how you can go on anymore. Yeah, I know.

And while you may not believe it now, know this, God hasn't left you, He's been there all along. He's been watching over you, keeping you, giving you a strength you didn't even know you had.
He's been there, because if He hadn't been there, you never would have made it through all of what you did.

Yes, I get it, I understand, and yeah I know, because I've been there, and I'm still going through. And while I do want to pull out all my hair and yell at God, I've learned that it doesn't solve anything. So instead, I do my best to trust in His plan for my life. Through all the storms, hardships, obstacles, and setbacks, I've learned to trust in His plan, even when it doesn't make any sense.

01/04/2026

Father God
Help me so that I would stand with my loins girded, my heart humbled, and my eyes lifted to You.
And may your praises, forever be on my lips.
In Jesus name

12/01/2025

Jesus looked upon the people with compassion, because He knew that they were all going different directions, and they needed someone to lead them to life, freedom, and truth. Now, Jesus knew there was so much to do, however, not many to do the work. And that’s why Jesus has chosen you and I.

When God calls us, and appoints us into ministry, we sometimes can find ourselves so focused on what “our calling” is, and preparing for "our ministry," that we can lose focus on what we are here for. God has called us to be His mouthpiece, hands, and feet, not to just teach people about Jesus Christ, but also show them who Jesus is, and how much He loves us. We are called to serve, and not to be served. If we feel that we are above the smallest job in ministry, because of our position or title within the church, then we are nowhere near ready to be used by the Lord anywhere. We need to remember that even before we can preach, teach, or lead, we must first be willing to “Just do the work.”
Before we can become leaders, we have to be servants. And even after coming into a position of leadership, we still need to serve.
Until we realize that we are here to serve God, and serve others, in order to glorify God, wherever we are, then we will not be able to move forward with God in our walk, because we will become our own biggest hindrance. So if you are in a place or position, and you are not sure why you are still there, look to find a way that you can bring glory and honor to God. Chances are there is someone there who needs to know the love of God, and only you can share it with them.

Remember, we may be the only Jesus, people see.

11/28/2025

Jesus knows the suffering we have faced, and all that has come against us.
He knows the pain and heartache we have faced, because He faced it all Himself.

You are not alone...

09/16/2025

Jesus said that the world would know we (the church) are His disciples are by the way we love one other (John 13:35).

Yet rather than love one another, we who call ourselves the body of Christ, are spewing out division, hate, and judgement towards each other. We manipulate what the word says for our own benefit, rather than for context and truth, and because so, many are being led away from Christ and His Kingdom, rather than towards it (Matthew 23:13-15).

The truth is, if Jesus were to come back today, He wouldn't be coming for a church without spot or blemish (Ephesians 5:27), but rather to flip over tables and chased us out of His house ( Matthew 22:12-13).

God is stirring up hearts, and to tell you the truth, His doing so, has brought great conviction in me. We who call ourselves the body of Christ, need to take a good look at our own lives, and the plank in our own eye, before we judge others for the speck they have in theirs (Matthew 7:3-5).

When we can look at our own flaws and sin, and repent for what we have done wrong, then we can humble ourselves, with the love of God, to forgive others. And for some, restore relationships, and once again, grow together in the love of God.

What we also need to understand is that while God's love is unconditional, and nothing can separate us from His love (Romans 8:38), God's love is not based on tolerance, but rather holiness and righteousness (Ephesians 1:3-4, 1 Peter 1:16).

Now while nothing can separate us from the love of God, our sin keeps us from His presence (Isaiah 59:2).
And Romans 6:23 tells us, "For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord."

It is through faith and belief in Jesus, His death and resurrection, that God forgives us of our sins, and restores us back to His presence (Romans 5:8).

We need to strive to be more like Jesus of the Bible; not the new age, do and believe what you want and you'll get into heaven, Jesus; because He doesn't exist.