October 12, 2026 WEST

What does it look like to bring God exactly what He asks for, in exactly the way He asks for it? In this session, we walk through the detailed offering instructions of Numbers 28 and discover that behind every specific requirement is a portrait of the Messiah. Every daily sacrifice, every Sabbath offering, every monthly and festival offering was not religious routine but a carefully painted image of Jesus. And as we sit with that truth, a question rises naturally for us today: what is God asking of us in our daily walk? One of the most striking moments in this conversation is the reflection on beaten oil, that oil produced not by a press but by pounding and crushing. We explore how our tears, those that flow in moments of overwhelming pressure and pain, may themselves be a form of offering. The crushing seasons of our lives, the seasons that feel unbearable, may be the very moments when something precious is being released. Far from being signs of weakness, our tears before the Lord may be among the most honest and sacred things we bring to His table. This session invites us to reconsider what worship looks like when life is pressing hard against us, and to see even our most broken moments as an act of surrender and devotion.