Words From The Cross: Trust
39 min
Pastor Jon Tyson talks about Jesus' ultimate surrender to the Father while on the cross and how it stands in stark contrast to the spirit of control that dominates our lives today. Many nowadays struggle with the idea of surrendering to Jesus due to our lack of trust in our society, as a result we are making control an idol.
Featuring: Jon Tyson & Church of the City NY
Categories: Giving Up Control
More on Giving Up Control
Learn more about letting go of the need for control by picking from the sermons below.
Recalculating | Part 3
Let's step out of our comfort zone, stop controlling our lives and let God lead us into our calling.
Jesus Is Lord
If Jesus is not in control of every area of our lives, we will never experience true freedom.
Now Walk it Out
When we choose to follow God, there's things that will need to go or we limit his work in our lives.
Jesus Be The Center | Part 3
True joy and satisfaction comes from accepting the loving authority of God, not from total autonomy.
Losing Your Ship
Learn how to stop seeking control and find the courage to allow God to do His will in your life.
Freedom
We look at freedom as something we can achieve in the outside world, but it actually happens on the inside.
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