When You Come, Let Go of All But Jesus

Daily Devotional

Getting There

God doesn’t care about your personality type.
He’s not waiting for you to be an extrovert or an empath, a leader or a quiet type. He’s not impressed by your natural charisma, and He’s not hindered by your shy temperament.

All He wants is one thing: your right to yourself.

Romans 12:1 doesn’t ask you to offer your skillset—it says to offer your body as a living sacrifice. That means your will, your choices, your independence.

You think you're too broken?
Too rough around the edges?
Too introverted or too complicated?

That’s not your call to make.
Because when Jesus says, “Come,” He means as you are, not as you wish you were.

Kingdom Discipleship: A Word from Pastor Kevin

Sons and daughters,
We like to say, “I’m just not wired that way.”
But God isn’t trying to wire you for comfort—He’s calling you into consecration.

You don’t get to consecrate your personality or your gifts to God until you first lay down the right to your life.

And when you do that—when you fully abandon to Him—get ready.
He will take the raw, unpolished parts of you and make a miracle out of them.
He will turn your life into a holy experiment—one that never fails.

Let go of the myth that your past disqualifies you. Let go of the excuse that you’re not made for ministry, mission, or meaning.

When Jesus says, “Come,” and you come—He will make you echo that invitation to everyone you meet.

REFLECTION QUESTIONS

• What natural traits or temperaments have I been using as an excuse not to obey Jesus?

• Have I truly offered God my right to myself, or just parts I think are good enough?

• What would my life look like if I lived in total abandonment to Jesus?