Leviticus 6-7 goes back over the prescribed sacrifices with some more detailed instructions for the priests. It is interesting to note here that the fire of the altar of burnt offering in the tabernacle court was to be kept burning constantly. This, together with the fact that the burnt offering was to be wholly consumed, says something profound about worship. Worship is not a matter of giving a bit here and there at this and that time. True worship is giving our all, all the time. Worship is not just what we do at church on Sundays; it is what we are called to be. God wants us to be an offering. He asks us to bring our lives and present them to him. Salvation is a life-for-life matter: Jesus gives his life for you, so you can give your life to him. The fact that Jesus takes away our guilt means that we can be accepted by God, for God can only accept what is without the defect of guilt. But God cannot accept what is not given. He wants to make us right, and he has done what is needed to make this possible. But he can only transform what is given into his hands. The good news is that if we will offer ourselves to God, he will accept us. Because Christ offered himself for you, you can now offer yourself to God and you will be acceptable and pleasing to him. This is what God is calling you to do now: give over your life, your agendas, your plans and your ambitions to him. Put your life in his hands.
Commit yourself wholly to God.
Read Leviticus 6
