True consecration starts with emptying ourselves of the "spirit of the world". This means laying down our own plans and picking up God’s. It’s about asking, "What is God requiring of me?" rather than "What works for everyone else?".
When we think of a "CAM," we think of visibility. Living a consecrated life isn't about hiding in a corner; it's about becoming a "reflection of the divine" on earth. It’s about being "on camera" for the Kingdom—not to perform, but to reveal the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. 3 Ways to Live Through the ConsecrationCAM ConsecrationCAM
At its core, is the act of setting someone or something apart as sacred. It is a total surrender of our lives, loves, and agendas to Jesus Christ. It isn't just a one-time event; it’s a daily commitment to be a "living sacrifice". Why the "CAM" Perspective? True consecration starts with emptying ourselves of the
We often think consecration is only for priests or nuns, but it belongs in our everyday lives. Consecration Basics – Raised Catholic podcast episode 67 When we think of a "CAM," we think of visibility
