In this episode of Full Surrender, I open up about what it means to suffer well not by pretending everything’s okay, but by learning to stay at the feet of Jesus when life hurts. Suffering has a way of humbling us, reminding us of our deep need for God. It breaks down pride, self sufficiency, and comfort, and brings us face to face with the truth: we can’t make it without Him. Whether you’re walking through heartbreak, loss, or a season of silence, I pray this episode encourages you to endure, not with bitterness, but with a surrendered heart. Because even in pain, there is purpose. And even in silence, He is near.

In today’s episode, we’re diving into 1 Peter 5:6–11. A powerful reminder to stay humble, alert, and grounded in God’s truth. The enemy may roar, but he’s already defeated. If you’re in a season of suffering, uncertainty, or spiritual fatigue, this message is for you. God promises restoration, strength, and a firm foundation after we’ve endured.

We’re talking about what it really means to cast your cares, resist the devil, and trust that God will lift you up in due time. Stay until the end you’ll leave reminded that your struggle has purpose and your strength is coming.

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In this episode of Pursuit of Holiness Daily, Carol Faye dives into a truth many avoid: God loves to show mercy  but He is also a God of judgment. While we celebrate His love, blessings, and favor, we often forget the reverent fear due to a holy God.
Scripture reminds us that God delights in mercy (Micah 7:18) and is slow to anger (Exodus 34:6), but He is also a consuming fire (Hebrews 12:29) and will not overlook sin among His people (1 Peter 4:17). Yes, we are loved. Yes, we are chosen. But there is a cost to surrender  a call to holiness, obedience, and true repentance. This episode is an honest reminder: the God who saves us is also the God who disciplines us.

In this episode of Full Surrender, we dive deep into Hebrews 10:26–31 . A passage that many avoid, but all of us need to hear. This is not just about fear. It’s about reverence, repentance, and the weight of God’s holiness. If you’ve ever taken God’s grace lightly or felt numb to sin, this message is for you.

We talk about the danger of willfully continuing in sin after knowing the truth, the consequences of trampling on the sacrifice of Jesus, and how a real fear of God leads us into a life fully surrendered  not stuck in cycles, but walking in freedom and awe.

Key Scripture:
Hebrews 10:26–31
“For our God is a consuming fire…”

What You’ll Hear:
 • The difference between struggling and willful sin
 • Why grace isn’t a free pass to keep sinning
 • A warning and a wake-up call for the Church
 • Encouragement to return to holy living
 • Personal conviction and a call to repentance

In this weeks episode, Carol Faye dives into how we were created in the image of God, designed to reflect His nature, His character, and His glory. But sin entered the world and distorted that image, leaving us broken, lost, and in need of restoration. In this episode, we dive deep into the betrayal of Jesus by Judas; one of His own disciples. What led Judas to turn against Christ? And how does his story reflect the condition of our own hearts? But the good news is that betrayal and brokenness are not the end of the story. Through Jesus, we are not just forgiven we are made new. What does it mean to be restored in His image? How does Christ transform our hearts, renew our minds, and reshape our identity? Join me as we explore the power of redemption, the dangers of turning away from God, and the incredible hope we have in Christ to be renewed, restored, and truly reflect His image once again.

In this episode of Full Surrender, Carol Faye dive into the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37) and how it reveals Christ’s call for us to truly love others. The priest and the Levite walked past the wounded man, but the Samaritan stopped showing us that love isn’t about status or religion, but about action. I also share personal experiences from my own journey how Christ taught me to love, even when it wasn’t easy, and how God has shown me that while I am responsible for the part I play, He is the One who ultimately does the work. Join me as we explore what it means to surrender to God’s love, take responsibility for our actions, and trust Him to do what only He can do.

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In this episode, Carol dives deep into the powerful encounter between Jesus and the woman at the well. Jesus did something unheard of He broke cultural, social, and religious barriers to reach someone society had rejected. He didn’t see her just for her past mistakes; He saw her need for living water, for true transformation. His love wasn’t limited by rules or opinions; it was bold, intentional, and life-changing. As followers of Christ, we have the same calling: to love people the way Jesus did. But are we truly doing that? Are we willing to go beyond comfort zones, break down barriers, and share the gospel with those who need it most? In a world that divides and excludes, how can we reflect the love of Christ in a way that draws people closer to Him? Let’s unpack the lessons from this story and challenge ourselves to love people with truth, grace, and boldness. If this episode speaks to you, be sure to subscribe, share, and continue growing in your walk with Christ!

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In this episode, we dive into Luke 8, where Jesus casts out a legion of demons from a possessed man, proving His absolute authority over demonic forces. Yet, instead of celebrating this incredible miracle, the people of the town reject Jesus more concerned about their economic loss than the fact that a man was set free. Why do we sometimes resist the very power that brings deliverance? How often do we cling to comfort instead of rejoicing in God’s transformation? Let’s unpack this passage and explore what it means for us today. Jesus has all authority so how do we respond to it?

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Forgiveness is one of the hardest things we’re called to do, yet Jesus makes it clear in Matthew 18 that it’s not optional, it’s a command. In this episode, we break down the powerful lesson from the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, where Jesus tells Peter that we must forgive ‘not seven times, but seventy-seven times.’ What does that really mean for us? How do we release the weight of unforgiveness when the pain feels too deep? And why is it so important to forgive, even when others don’t deserve it? We also reflect on the ultimate example of forgiveness; Jesus on the cross. Every day, people reject, mock, and crucify Him with their actions, yet He still offers grace and mercy. If Christ can forgive us despite our sins, how can we withhold forgiveness from others?

Unforgiveness keeps us in chains, but true freedom comes when we surrender it all to God. In this episode, we dive into what it truly means to forgive, how to soften our hearts, and why letting go isn’t just for them it’s for us. If you’re struggling to forgive or feeling the weight of bitterness, this message is for you!

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Are You Really Living for God… or Just Playing Religion?

So many people claim to follow Christ, but their hearts tell a different story. We worship with our lips, but do our lives truly reflect Him? In this episode of Full Surrender, we expose the hard truth about fake faith, the lack of fear of God, and what happens when God looks at the true condition of our hearts. 

Jesus said, “These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me” (Matthew 15:8). If God searched your heart today, what would He find?

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