When God commanded Abraham to worship Him on Mount Moriah, the one to be sacrificed was not a lamb, but his very own son. In that moment of surrender, Abraham’s offering revealed the true cost of his worship.

Likewise, Jesus was sent to a cross on a hill called Calvary, giving His life in complete obedience and paying the price for ours. Throughout history, many have praised God even at the cost of their own lives.

When worship requires sacrifice, will our voices yet be lifted to heaven? Are we willing to surrender that which we treasure most, knowing that true worship may cost us everything? God hears our songs of praise, but He is honoured most by the sacrifices we are willing to make for Him.

When praise demands a sacrifice, will we still worship God and remain faithful?