Today on Summit Life, an important perspective shift from Pastor J.D. Greer.

What is it that you keep hidden in your tent because you feel like you can't trust God with it?

Because Lordship is one of those words that's got to be total if it has any meaning at all.

In order for Jesus to be Lord at all in your life, he's got to be Lord of all.

He doesn't come to be a part of your life.

He comes to take the whole thing over.

Welcome to Wednesday here on Summit Life, the Bible teaching ministry of pastor, author, and

apologist J.D. Greer. As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitovich. So let's talk military strategy

for a minute. Surrendering is a bad thing when you're looking to win a battle. Can we agree on that?

It means you've failed or given up and the fight is over and you're on the losing side.

But let's talk in spiritual terms. Surrender is actually the best decision you'll ever make.

You'll actually win. You say, Molly, how is that possible? Well, today, Pastor Jady describes

what it means to submit yourself completely to God's will and direction. We're learning

how to give up control as we look at the story of Joshua in the Battle of Jericho. Pastor J.D.

titled this message, The God Who Fights for Uses. So let's dive right in. Here's Pastor J.D.

One of my favorite 1980s movies is Hoosiers.

For what it is worth, I think that when we get to heaven, we will see that Western culture

reached its pinnacle in the late 1980s.

Chicago, REO's Speedwagon, Run DMC, Whitney Houston, Chuck Norris, Bon Jovi, 1.0,

Top Gun, the Empire Strikes Back, the Indiana Jones trilogy. Come on, Chuck Norris, Bon Jovi 1.0, top gun, the Empire Strikes

Back, the Indiana Jones trilogy. Come on, y'all. I know that not everyone agrees with me in that

assessment, but that's just because you're not fully filled with a spirit yet. Hoosiers came out

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