Timothy Gloege > Quotes

“entering the spiritual contract required a “total surrender to the will of God,” including giving “myself and all I possess” to God’s “control and use.”42 It involved “utterly renouncing every thought, every purpose, every desire, every affection of our own” and instead thinking Christ’s “thoughts,” forming “His purposes in us,” and even feeling “His emotions and affections.”43 The final activity entailed a commitment to acting on God’s direction, “prompt, exact obedience, without asking any questions” to every command in scripture regardless of how hard”
― Timothy Gloege, Guaranteed Pure: The Moody Bible Institute, Business, and the Making of Modern Evangelicalism