Altars should be built; major sacrifices must be made.
When we are starting things, we erect altars; we make sacrifices. When God speaks and launches us into a new realm, we erect altars. And we sacrifice upon the altars.
Building an altar after God does something great helps you to establish continuity of the good things. So whenever God speaks, you can raise an altar because you want God to continue speaking in this way.
Whenever God manifests through a blessing, you are supposed to raise an altar and make a sacrifice because you are saying, “I want you to come to me this way.” When God also gives you, you are supposed to erect an altar. You should put altars that speak for you, and it’s not a group thing but an individual thing. Whenever an altar is erected, continuity is established. It should be pushed by deep spirituality, not as a competition.
Sacrificing keeps you humble. When you really start erecting altars and sacrificing, you can’t give at that level and remain proud. It deals with you on the inside; you become broken, and it breaks you. You should give a sacrifice that leaves you hurt/sick. When it is a sacrifice, it gets you to think.