This sermon explores the ordination of the Levitical priesthood in Exodus 29 and Leviticus 8, highlighting the seriousness of preparation, cleansing, clothing, and anointing for service to God. These Old Testament rituals point forward to the perfect fulfillment found in Christ, our Great High Priest. Believers today, though not Levitical priests, are called to present themselves as living sacrifices—set apart, holy, and acceptable to God. The message challenges us to consider whether our lives reflect the holiness and obedience God requires, urging a wholehearted devotion to the Lord rooted in the grace and righteousness of Christ.