In this powerful exploration of Leviticus, we're challenged to consider: What are we truly bringing to God? The sermon delves into the five offerings described in Leviticus 1-7, drawing profound parallels between ancient sacrifices and our modern spiritual lives. We're reminded that what we give to God transforms who we become. The mandatory sin and trespass offerings represent our acknowledgment of wrongdoing, but it's the voluntary offerings - burnt, grain, and peace - that truly shape our relationship with God. These voluntary acts symbolize our complete surrender, gratitude, and desire for fellowship with God and others. As we reflect on this, we're encouraged to move beyond mere obligation in our faith, instead embracing the joy of voluntary service and worship. This message urges us to examine our hearts and ask: Are we giving God our best, or merely checking boxes? By choosing to offer our whole selves willingly, we open the door to profound spiritual transformation and a deeper connection with our Creator.