Jeremiah TiptonFounder in president of David Hernandez ministries

What Surrender Actually Looks Like…

1 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief sermon, the speaker defines surrender not as an emotional state but as active obedience to God and the Holy Spirit. He argues that each act of surrender—choosing prayer over scrolling, allocating time for Scripture despite a busy schedule, forgiving an offender instead of holding a grudge, and stepping out in faith when it feels safer to stay put—adds spiritual power to the believer. The message emphasizes that surrender is manifested through simple, concrete choices that align with God’s word, positioning obedience as the practical expression of surrender.

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For every choice of surrender, there is a measure of power that's added to you. It's as simple as choosing to pray even when you want to scroll through social media, making time for the word of God even though you just want to rush through your day, forgiving that person who offended you even when you want to hold that grudge, stepping out in faith and doing what God said to do even when it feels safer to just settle where you are. Simple acts of obedience. Surrender is not an emotion. It is obedience to God's word and the voice of the Holy Spirit.