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Missed yesterday's message, listen to Pastor Kevin Burrows teaches on "Living On The Altar: A Call To A Sacred Commitment."Key Points:The Meaning Of The Altar:Definition: An altar is a place of sacrifice, surrender, and divine encounter.Biblical Purpose:A place of sacrifice (Genesis 22:9–13)A place of encounter (Exodus 20:24) A place of covenant (Joshua 24:24–27)A place of worship (Psalm 43:4)Key Truth:The altar is where self ends, and surrender begins.What It Means To Be A Living Sacrifice:Unlike Old Testament sacrifices that died once, Paul calls us to be continually alive on the altar — daily surrender.Being a living sacrifice means: - Staying available for God’s use. - Laying down your will repeatedly. - Allowing God to shape your character.Important Thought:A “living” sacrifice can climb off the altar — but true surrender chooses to stay there.What Happens On The Altar:1. Death to Self – Galatians 2:20You die to pride, ambition, and worldly desires.Something must die before something divin

Missed yesterday's message? Watch as Pastor Kevin Burrows teaches on "3 Revelations About Being God’s Dwelling Place!"Key Points:Point 1: You Are Chosen — His Resting PlacePsalm 132:13 – “For the LORD has chosen Zion…”In this shifting season, Psalm 132:13-14 is a prophetic declaration over your life: you are God’s chosen dwelling place.Chosen means hand-selected, set apart, and prepared for His presence.God didn’t choose the most powerful, the most qualified, or the most impressive place — He chose YOU!.This truth should change how you view yourself, your circumstances, and your future.Point 2: You Are Filled — His Presence Brings ProvisionPsalm 132:15 – “I will bless her with abundant provisions.”God Fills What He Dwells In - His presence always brings fullness — not just spiritually, but emotionally, mentally, and even materially.Three Examples:In Eden: Where God’s presence walked with Adam and Eve, there was no lack, no fear, no shame — everything they needed was in His presence.In the Wilde