God did not redeem His people merely to forgive them—He brought them near so they could worship Him and enjoy fellowship with Him. In Leviticus 2–3, the grain and peace offerings show us what life in God's presence looks like: grateful worship for all He has provided and joyful fellowship with the God who welcomes us near. Together, these sacrifices challenge us not merely to enjoy God's gifts, but to treasure the Giver Himself. Through Christ, our peace with God has been secured and we have been welcomed into His presence. How should such grace shape the way we worship, trust, and delight in Him?