Living Sacrifice: The Shape of Worship in Everyday Life

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This document discusses the concept of worship and defines it as having three components: praising God by acknowledging what is true about Him, repenting by acknowledging what is true about oneself, and committing oneself fully through self-surrender. It notes that humans naturally have a strong affinity for themselves that can undermine relationships if left unchecked and says undermining this requires rigorous self-examination, honest self-appraisal, confessing issues in one's life, and an active spiritual practice. It provides two Bible verses supporting the idea that how one treats others is the true measure of love for God and others.

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