Full Surrender

Carol Faye
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Welcome to Full Surrender, the podcast where host Carol Faye walks alongside believers on the path to fully yielding their lives to God. With honesty and heartfelt transparency, Carol shares biblically grounded insights to inspire listeners to embrace a life of complete trust and obedience to Him.

  1. 8h ago

    The Love Of A Father| EP 68

    Send us Fan Mail Hey, welcome back to the Full Surrender Podcast!  Have you ever felt like you needed to get your life together before coming to God? Maybe you’ve struggled with guilt, shame, or the feeling that you have to prove yourself worthy of His love. In today’s episode, we’re diving into Romans 5:1–11 and exploring the beautiful truth of God’s love for us. Through Jesus Christ, we have been justified by faith and have peace with God. But what makes this passage so powerful is the reminder that God demonstrated His love for us while we were still sinners. Christ didn’t wait for us to become perfect before He gave His life for us. We’ll talk about what it means to be reconciled to God, why His love isn’t something we can earn, and how understanding the heart of our Father changes the way we approach Him.You don’t have to earn the love that God has already demonstrated through Jesus Christ. Our transformation isn’t what convinced God to love us. His love was demonstrated while we were still broken and separated from Him. My prayer is that this episode encourages you to rest in the finished work of Jesus, grow in your understanding of God’s grace, and walk confidently in the peace we have through Him. 📖 Scripture: Romans 5:1–11 If this episode speaks to you, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs this reminder. And as always, let’s continue growing in Christ and living a life fully surrendered to Him. Thank you for listening to the Full Surrender Podcast!  #FullSurrenderPodcast #Romans5 #GodsLove #ChristianPodcast #GraceOfGod #FaithInJesus Support the show

  2. Oct 14

    Works Vs Faith | EP 67

    Send us Fan Mail Hey guys, welcome back to Full Surrender Podcast! In today’s episode, we’re diving into Romans 4:1–12, where Paul uses Abraham as an example to show us that righteousness comes through faith, not works. Abraham wasn’t declared righteous because he earned it, but because he believed God. We’re going to talk about what it means to be justified by faith, the difference between working to earn something and receiving something by faith, and how this passage challenges the way we sometimes approach our relationship with God. This passage reminds us that we cannot earn our righteousness through our own efforts. It’s not about proving ourselves worthy before God, but about believing Him and trusting in what He has done. So the question is: Are you trusting in God, or are you trying to earn what only He can give? Grab your Bible and join me as we study Romans 4:1–12 together! 📖 Scripture: Romans 4:1–12 If this episode speaks to you, don’t forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to hear this message. #FullSurrenderPodcast #Romans4 #FaithNotWorks #ChristianPodcast #BibleStudy Support the show

  3. Oct 5

    The Truth About Your Sin | EP 66

    Send us Fan Mail Hey welcome back to Full Surrender Podcast! In today’s episode, we’re diving into Romans 3:9–20 and this passage does not hold back. Paul brings us face-to-face with the reality of sin and reminds us that none of us can stand before God and claim that we are righteous on our own.We’ll talk about what it means to be “under sin,” why Scripture says that no one is righteous, and why the law was never meant to be our way of salvation. Instead, the law exposes our sin and shows us just how much we need Jesus. Sometimes we can look at other people and think, “At least I’m not as bad as them.” But Romans 3 reminds us that the problem of sin isn’t just something other people have to deal with it’s something every single one of us needs to bring before God.This passage may challenge us, but it also points us toward the beauty of the gospel: we don’t save ourselves. We need Christ. So grab your Bible and let’s get into Romans 3:9–20. Thank you for listening, and I’ll see you in the next episode! 🤎 #FullSurrenderPodcast #Romans3 #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #Jesus #Gospel #Faith #SurrenderToGod Support the show

  4. Sep 24

    The Day Of Wrath Is Coming | EP 65

    Send us Fan Mail Hi guys! Welcome back to the Full Surrender Podcast! Today we’re continuing through the book of Romans, diving into Romans 2:1–11 and verses 21 through the end of the chapter. In this episode, we’re talking about God’s judgment, His wrath, our tendency to judge others, and the danger of thinking that knowing God’s Word is the same as actually living it. Paul brings a serious warning: we can point out the sin in someone else’s life while failing to examine our own hearts. We also talk about God’s patience and kindness, and how His kindness is meant to lead us to repentance, not give us permission to continue in sin. Grab your Bible and study Romans 2 with me.  Scripture: Romans 2:1–11, 21–29 Support the show

  5. Sep 16

    The Truth We Try to Run From | EP 64

    Send us Fan Mail Hi guys, welcome back to the Full Surrender Podcast! 🤎  Today we’re continuing in Romans 1. This part of Romans honestly makes you stop and think. Paul talks about how God has made Himself known to us, yet we can still choose to suppress the truth, turn away from Him, and exchange the Creator for created things. We’re going to talk about what that actually looks like in our lives, the idols we can create without even realizing it, and what happens when we continue to reject what God has already revealed to us. One thing I really want us to sit with is this: What are we doing with the truth God has already given us? Romans 1 is a challenging chapter, but I think it’s also an invitation to examine our hearts and ask God to show us anything that has taken His place. I hope this episode encourages you, challenges you, and most importantly, points you back to Christ. Let’s get into it. If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who may need to hear this conversation! Support the show

  6. Sep 3

    The God You Want Vs The God Who Is | EP 63

    Send us Fan Mail Hi guys, welcome back to Full Surrender Podcast!  In today’s episode, we’re diving into Romans 1:18–26 and taking a deeper look at what Paul says about the wrath of God, humanity’s rejection of Him, and what happens when we exchange the truth of God for what we would rather believe. This passage can be uncomfortable, but it’s also incredibly important. We’ll talk about what it means to suppress the truth, how creation points us toward God, and why turning away from Him ultimately affects the way we live, think, and worship. More than anything, this episode is an invitation to examine our own hearts. Are we surrendering to God’s truth, or are we trying to make His truth fit what we want? My prayer is that this conversation challenges you, encourages you, and draws you closer to God and His Word. Thank you for listening and being a part of Full Surrender Podcast.  📖 Scripture: Romans 1:18–26 If this episode encouraged or challenged you, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who may need to hear it. Until next time, keep surrendering it all to God.  Support the show

  7. Aug 26

    What If Peace Doesn't Feel Peaceful? Ep 62

    Send us Fan Mail Hi guys, welcome back to Full Surrender Podcast!  In this episode, we’re going into Matthew 26:36–46 and looking at Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane - not just through what He did, but through what He felt. Jesus experienced deep sorrow, anguish, and distress. He knew what was coming, and He asked the Father if there was another way. Yet, in the middle of all of those emotions, Jesus still surrendered to the Father’s will. This made me think about how often we define peace as the absence of hardship, uncertainty, fear, or emotional struggle. We sometimes say, “If it’s from God, I’ll have peace,” as though peace means everything will feel easy. But Gethsemane shows us something much deeper.  Jesus had peace not because He was free from pain, but because He knew the Father, knew His identity, understood His purpose, spent time in prayer, and trusted the Father - even when obedience was going to cost Him everything. Maybe peace isn’t the absence of war. Maybe peace is knowing who you belong to while you’re still standing in the middle of the battle. In this episode, we’ll talk about: • Jesus’ emotions in Gethsemane • The difference between feeling peaceful and having peace • Why God’s will doesn’t always feel comfortable • How Jesus’ identity shaped His surrender • The role of prayer and trusting the Father • What Gethsemane teaches us about true biblical peace If you’ve ever wondered, “Why don’t I feel peace about this?” or struggled to understand how something can be God’s will and still feel painful, I hope this episode encourages you. You can be sorrowful and still surrendered. You can be afraid and still trust God. You can be hurting and still have peace. Support the show

  8. Aug 20

    The Power of Self-Control | EP 61

    Send us Fan Mail Hi guys, welcome back to Full Surrender Podcast! 🤍 In today’s episode, we’re diving into James 1 and talking about something that sounds simple, but can be so difficult to actually live out: being quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry. Sometimes we’re so focused on making sure we’re heard that we forget to listen. Sometimes we react before we take a moment to think, pray, and ask God how we should respond. James challenges us to look beyond just what we say and examine what’s happening in our hearts. What does our anger reveal? Are we actually listening to God? Are we putting His Word into practice, or are we just hearing it? If you’ve ever struggled with reacting too quickly, saying things you wish you could take back, or simply slowing down enough to hear God, I think this episode will really speak to you. My prayer is that this conversation encourages you to slow down, listen more, speak with wisdom, and surrender your reactions to God. Thank you for being here and growing with me. 🤍 Scripture: James 1:19–27 If this episode encouraged you, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who might need to hear this. Welcome to Full Surrender Podcast—a place where we’re learning what it looks like to grow in Christ and live fully surrendered to Him. Support the show

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Welcome to Full Surrender, the podcast where host Carol Faye walks alongside believers on the path to fully yielding their lives to God. With honesty and heartfelt transparency, Carol shares biblically grounded insights to inspire listeners to embrace a life of complete trust and obedience to Him.

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  • Creator
    Carol Faye
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    61
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    © 2026 Full Surrender
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