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Published March 8, 2026 8:00 AM America/New_York
Pastor Joe Wickman
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What does the Bible really say about submission?
In a culture that celebrates independence and self-promotion, the idea of submission can feel uncomfortable. But Jesus taught that true greatness is found through humility, service, and surrender to God.
In Part 5 of our Spiritual Disciplines series, we explore the biblical discipline of submission and why it is essential for spiritual growth. Jesus didn’t just teach submission — He modeled it perfectly, even to the point of death on the cross.
In this message you’ll discover:
• Why every person ultimately serves something or someone
• How submission to God actually leads to greater freedom
• The example of Jesus and His life of perfect obedience
• What biblical submission is — and what it is not
• Why submission should never enable abuse or domination
• Practical ways to submit to God, Scripture, and others
Jesus flipped the world’s definition of greatness upside down. Instead of seeking power, status, or control, He showed that true leadership is found in serving others.
When we submit our lives to God, His Word, and one another, we experience the kind of transformation and freedom that only Christ can bring.
In a culture that celebrates independence and self-promotion, the idea of submission can feel uncomfortable. But Jesus taught that true greatness is found through humility, service, and surrender to God.
In Part 5 of our Spiritual Disciplines series, we explore the biblical discipline of submission and why it is essential for spiritual growth. Jesus didn’t just teach submission — He modeled it perfectly, even to the point of death on the cross.
In this message you’ll discover:
• Why every person ultimately serves something or someone
• How submission to God actually leads to greater freedom
• The example of Jesus and His life of perfect obedience
• What biblical submission is — and what it is not
• Why submission should never enable abuse or domination
• Practical ways to submit to God, Scripture, and others
Jesus flipped the world’s definition of greatness upside down. Instead of seeking power, status, or control, He showed that true leadership is found in serving others.
When we submit our lives to God, His Word, and one another, we experience the kind of transformation and freedom that only Christ can bring.