
Pray the Word with David Platt Chosen to Serve (Exodus 29:44)
Feb 24, 2026
A short teaching on what it means to be set apart for God’s purposes. Discussion of consecration in Exodus and its corporate meaning for God’s people. Reflection on living holy in thought, word, and action. Practical call to think and act differently because we belong to God. Specific prayers for mission, including intercession for an unreached people group.
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Consecration Means Being Set Apart
- God consecrates people by setting them apart for specific purposes, exemplified by Aaron and his sons being made priests in Exodus 29.
- David Platt links this Old Testament consecration to corporate holiness: Israel set apart from other peoples to be holy.
Christian Identity Is Corporate Consecration
- In Christ believers are described as a chosen race, royal priesthood, holy nation, and God’s possession (1 Peter 2:9).
- Platt emphasizes this identity means thinking, desiring, speaking, and living differently from the world.
Pray For Power To Live Holy
- Live consecrated: pursue holiness in thoughts, desires, words, relationships, and love for others.
- Pray for God’s help to not think, desire, or speak like the world but to reflect God’s holiness.
