Verse of the Day

This is Paul’s gentle push that feels more like a shove—“Offer your bodies as a living sacrifice.” Not a dead one, not a one-time thing, but living. Every day. Every decision. Every reaction when the day doesn’t go as planned. He’s not asking for a dramatic act. He’s asking for quiet, steady surrender. The kind that shows up in how we treat people who annoy us, or how we let go of what we think we deserve.

Worship isn’t just Sunday songs. It’s what we do when no one’s watching—what we give up, what we hold back, what we say yes to because we know it matters to God. Real worship is inconvenient, unglamorous, uncomfortable. And that’s the point. We’re not performing for applause. We’re responding to mercy. We’re becoming living, breathing evidence that grace changes everything.