7 Days: The Cost of the Offering
Day 1 – The Leftovers Test
Genesis 4
Imagine two brothers walking toward an altar.
One carries the firstborn lamb — the best of his flock.
The other carries produce. Not bad produce. Just… some.
Both give.
But only one costs something.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth:
Most of us don’t reject God. We just give Him what’s left.
Leftover time.
Leftover focus.
Leftover energy after scrolling, after work, after everything else.
And then we wonder why our fire feels small.
The altar reveals priority.
What have I been giving God lately — my first or my leftovers?
Day 1 – The Leftovers Test
Genesis 4
Imagine two brothers walking toward an altar.
One carries the firstborn lamb — the best of his flock.
The other carries produce. Not bad produce. Just… some.
Both give.
But only one costs something.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth:
Most of us don’t reject God. We just give Him what’s left.
Leftover time.
Leftover focus.
Leftover energy after scrolling, after work, after everything else.
And then we wonder why our fire feels small.
The altar reveals priority.
What have I been giving God lately — my first or my leftovers?
7 Days: The Cost of the Offering
Day 1 – The Leftovers Test
📖 Genesis 4
Imagine two brothers walking toward an altar.
One carries the firstborn lamb — the best of his flock.
The other carries produce. Not bad produce. Just… some.
Both give.
But only one costs something.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth:
Most of us don’t reject God. We just give Him what’s left.
Leftover time.
Leftover focus.
Leftover energy after scrolling, after work, after everything else.
And then we wonder why our fire feels small.
The altar reveals priority.
What have I been giving God lately — my first or my leftovers?
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