Hebrews 13:15-16

Hebrews 13:15-16

[15] By  him  therefore  let us offer  the sacrifice  of praise  to God  the fruit  of our lips  giving thanks  to his  name.  [16] But  to do good  and  to communicate  forget  not:  for  with such  sacrifices  God  is well pleased. 

What does Hebrews 13:15-16 Mean?

Contextual Meaning

Even though God does not require periodic animal and vegetable sacrifices from us, we should offer other sacrifices to Him. These sacrifices include praise (cf. Hosea 14:2), good works, and (even, especially) sharing what we have with others (as well as giving Him ourselves, Romans 12:1). We should offer these sacrifices of the New Covenant continually.
"In systems like Judaism sacrifices were offered at set times, but for Christians praise goes up all the time." [1]