How to Surrender When the Weapons Form X Sarah Jakes Roberts and Marilyn Mosby and Angela Rye

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How to Surrender When the Weapons Form X Sarah Jakes Roberts and Marilyn Mosby and Angela Rye

Tried in the fire, but she’s coming out gold! Former Baltimore City State’s Attorney, Marilyn Mosby, has been widely recognized for wielding the sword of truth to balance the scales of justice. While advocating for criminal justice reform, she soon found herself on the wrong side of a conviction story. Just days before Marilyn’s May 23rd sentencing, where she faces the possibility of facing 40 years in prison, Sarah Jakes Roberts engages in a compelling conversation with her about the act of surrender while navigating such profound grief.

To learn more about this federal case, visit justiceformarilynmosby.com.

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Marilyn, our theme for the month of May is surrendering to believing your story, which it sounds like should be pretty easy, but when life begins to take us places that we never anticipated, the struggle to embrace that this is the journey that we must walk out, whether we would have chosen it or not can be really hard.
Can you tell me what type of surrendering have you had to do in order to stand in this season of your life?
That has been so good to me.
And and what I recognize is is that this fight that I’m in for my life is so much greater than me individually.
It’s it’s Taking it back to ephesians, 6, 12 through 15, my my struggle is not against flesh and blood.
It it’s against the the evil forces of darkness, and that seek to undermine justice.
So god has been amazing.
He’s sent earth angels into my life with those that I loved unconditionally showing me the conditions of their love.
Uh, guys kept my little girls who were thirteen and fifteen through the trauma of this ordeal.
And when you ask about surrendering, like, god has kept me. He’s he’s covered me. My my sanity.
He’s he’s covered my sanity through the compounded sort of torture of on top of this, heartbreak and betrayal and addictions, anxiety, fake friends, deception.
I mean, the list goes on and on.
And so, you know, I I had to learn how to surrender and and the art of forgiveness and being able to, you know, release any and any anything or anyone that that no longer serves my higher purpose.