Imagine two ships sailing the same ocean. One is a luxury liner where tickets cost $20,000, yet guests complain about the temperature of their fish and the strength of the Wi-Fi. The other is a military vessel where crew members share cramped quarters and basic meals, yet they are filled with high spirits and a sense of purpose. In this sermon, Slavik Ostapenko uses this contrast to challenge our approach to faith: Are we coming to God like demanding cruise passengers expecting to be served, or are we here with the heart of a servant?