What happens if we surrender to God?

Surrendering to God is a fundamental aspect of the believer's response to His sovereignty and warfare against sin. In Isaiah 55:7, God encourages the wicked to forsake their ways and return to Him, promising to have mercy and abundantly pardon those who sincerely repent. This act of surrender is transformative; individuals who yield to God's authority are met with grace rather than condemnation. Furthermore, those who surrender are not only forgiven but become part of God's family, enjoying the benefits of His protection and provision. God promises to replace their status as enemies with the privileges of being His children, which includes the promise of eternal life. Such a response is not based in human ability but in divine grace that compels and enables one's heart to turn towards Him.