Surrender | Living With Yourself | Part 1

[@tiniestpeanut81]

Such a gifted pastor and speaker. Andy’s sermons are so interesting and relevant to life. He presents us with life’s issues while weaving in the Bible and how we can apply its teachings on a daily basis.

[@michellepratico]

Agreed! I watch him here on KZbin every week.

[@wendyhaddock451]

I needed to hear this. Especially the very last part. I have always been too scared to go to church. But these past 2 weeks I have found myself in a situation where I have had to go there to use the food bank. I invited God into my life 4 years ago and today that last message honestly felt like God saying to me.... see ....you offered yourself to me and I am going to show you my grace and love. And somehow I feel less scared now.

[@cristianalburquerque3712]

Thank you so much for this message. Have been feeling stuck in some areas of my life, and this message opened my eyes to understanding my next steps. This message gave me hope on my troubles. Thank you so much for being a vessel for God. This message spoke to me so much. Just one thing pastor: plz plz no more skinny jeans. 🙏🏼

[@karenwilliams559]

Happy new year Andy Stanley

[@yourmoveandystanley]

Thanks on behalf of Andy, and Happy New Year to you, @karenwilliams559! - the Your Move team

[@Thetheoryof...]

Surrendering my will requires Faith. Faith, I've discovered, is a knowing, an understanding. One that we can logically come to. To know that an intelligence exists that is capable of orchestrating stars and planets and rain and flowers and bees and digestion and sensory perception and all the things that conspire together and dance harmoniously to bring us the capacity to even experience any shade of life, yet think it doesn't know what it is doing with lil ol me and my life just doesn't make sense. Faith is the understanding that I belong to something bigger than myself. My favorite quote, I believe, sums it up quite elegantly. "We occupy a moment in time and a few cubic feet of space in a Universe both timeless and without boundaries, and yet we think it should conform to our ideals. Can we really be so arrogant as to think that such a cosmic speck is capable of knowing what is truly ideal?" -Greg Krech.

[@judyandhuggins]

Not a preacher of the gospel , but rather a motivational speaker at best .

[@marnim8574]

You must not be listening; only judging and virtue signaling, how sad

[@stephenagee3459]

You obviously haven’t watched many of his sermons. He presents the gospel in amazing lessons.

[@urwhitefriend]

lol

[@shawnkrause417]

Repeated yourself too much, took you too long to get to a point