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Living Sacrifice: What Does God Really Want?

Living Sacrifice: What Does God Really Want?

Season 8 Episode 25 Published 2 months, 3 weeks ago
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Not every sacrifice in the Bible was accepted. Terry Preston walks through three that were rejected — Cain's bloodless offering, Saul's disobedient "sacrifice" of the Amalekites' plunder, and Ananias and Sapphira's half-truth — and three that were accepted: Abraham on Mount Moriah, David's altar bought at full price ("I will not offer to the Lord that which costs me nothing"), and Solomon's Temple. The twist: all three accepted sacrifices happened on the very same mountain.

From there, Preston moves to Romans 12 and the sacrifice God actually asks of us now — not an animal on an altar, but a living sacrifice that can, unlike a dead one, crawl right back off. It's a message about what real worship costs, and why God has never wanted ritual as a substitute for a surrendered heart.

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Timecodes 

  • 0:00 Intro: sacrifice through the ages, and an AI "sanctuary" experiment
  • 6:23 Cain and Abel: the sacrifice missing one thing
  • 12:56 Saul and the Amalekites: obedience over sacrifice
  • 19:49 Ananias and Sapphira: the sacrifice that was a mirage
  • 20:46 Abraham on Mount Moriah
  • 23:45 David's altar: "I will not offer that which costs me nothing"
  • 27:32 Solomon's Temple — built on the very same mountain
  • 32:35 What does God actually want? The living sacrifice of Romans 12

#LivingSacrifice #Romans12 #MountMoriah

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