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Living Sacrifice

Worship in today's world is synonymous with singing and glorifying the name of God, praising Him with hymns and prayer. We may do that every Sunday at church, but what about the rest of the days of the week? What exactly is true worship? 
Romans 12:1 says, "I appeal to you therefore, brothers, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is your spiritual worship." 
Worship is not just a weekly or one-time thing. We need to praise God for everything. How do we become
 a living sacrifice?  By doing all our daily routines for Him, thinking about Him throughout the day. Remind yourself that He is always watching you, watching over you. If you have any trouble pray and ask God for a solution and He will get back to you sooner than you think.
 But a living sacrifice should be without blemish. Well, we humans, sin from time to time. All we need to do is immediately ask God for forgiveness and He will cleanse you, making you as white as snow. We all have a purpose in life. Each one of us are created in the most unique way in God's image. 
Don't offer yourself to the world's pleasures, instead offer yourself to God who will mould you to become the best version of yourself.

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