Hi, I'm Leslie Moody, host of the Sutter Park podcast, biblical encouragement for women of all ages.

I have really been enjoying our He Is series, and I hope you have to just going through the different

names and attributes of Jesus

all throughout scripture and talking about how those specific attributes apply to our lives

and our relationship with him. Before we jump in, I wanted to let you know that you can register

now for our 2025 Setapart Conference and our theme this year is loved, called, and chosen. That's happening

the second weekend of June in Colorado, or you can join us anywhere you are via simulcast. Also,

you can register for one of our Ellersley discipleship training programs coming up. A five-week

program or a week long program is just an amazing way to deepen your relationship with Christ

and become

grounded in your faith. So you can click the links in this podcast description for more on both of

those, or you can just go to ellersley.com and setapart.org. So let's go into He is worthy. In Ephesians

4-1, Paul beseeches Christians to walk worthy of the calling with which we were called.

And basically what that means is to willingly give everything to the one who gave everything

for us, not for selfish benefit, but because he is worthy of everything. That is how we walk

worthy of our calling. Our response to his worthiness needs to be a heart of complete

surrender. That is what we are going to be focused on in this episode today. What does it mean to

have a heart of complete surrender because he is worthy of the reward of his suffering,

and we are the reward of his suffering. I want to start by just sharing with you some

excerpts from the book No Compromise about the life story of Keith Green. He was a Christian

musician in the 1970s and had this really fiery, passionate devotion, this zeal for complete

consecration to Jesus Christ. One of the few Christian

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