The Altar Call as Living Sacrifice - Pentecostal (Romans 12:1-2)
In Pentecostal tradition, the altar call isn't just for salvation—it's for consecration. People come forward to "lay it all down," to offer themselves fresh. Romans 12:1-2 is enacted physically: walking forward, kneeling, surrendering. The body participates in the offering. And "renewed minds" comes through the Spirit's work—revelation, transformation, new perspective. That altar isn't once-and-done; it's always open. When did you last come forward? The altar is ready.
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