Released on Valentine’s Day 2026, My Little Offering from Levi Sap Nei Thang feels deeply personal from the very first note. Rather than presenting polished performance alone, Levi offers testimony shaped by hardship, silence, and steady faith. The Nashville-based worship artist writes from lived experience — seasons of rejection, endurance, and restoration and that authenticity gives the album its emotional weight. Each song unfolds like a journal entry set to melody, grounded in surrender and unwavering devotion.
The journey begins with the gentle yet powerful “My Little Offering,” Levi captures the heart of surrender with the tender line, “This is my little offering, Lord take it lovingly,” a simple yet profound expression that distills the entire album’s posture — not striving for grandeur, but placing something small, honest, and wholehearted into God’s hands. In “If All I Have Is Me,” Levi captures the heart of surrender in the moving line: “So if my little love still matters, then here I am — use me, if all I have is me, Lord.” The lyric distills the album’s central message into one honest prayer, expressing a willingness to offer not abundance or strength, but simple availability. In the standout track “I Confess My Shame,” Levi captures the heart of repentance with the moving line, “Shape me for Your sacred soul. I love You Lord, my soul cries out,” a lyric that beautifully expresses surrender, longing, and the deep desire to be transformed by divine grace. One of the album’s standout tracks, “Jesus I Come to You” opens with the heartfelt line, ‘Jesus, I come to You, weary and worn inside,” capturing a deep sense of surrender and vulnerability that resonates throughout the album. Together, these opening tracks establish the album’s foundation of humility and return.
The middle section leans into healing and restoration. “Grace That Carried Me Home” Levi sings with tender honesty, “I just kept walking through the pain; if there’s a story worth being told, it’s grace that carried me home,” capturing the album’s central theme of redemption and the sustaining power of divine love. “Don’t Let Go of Me’ stands out as a heartfelt plea: “Lord, don’t let go of me, even when I feel unworthy,’ capturing the vulnerability and trust that defines Levi’s music. In “Wounds Into Music,” Levi transforms pain into praise, singing, “Every wound made the music blossom. They thought they chased me, but I’m still strong,” a powerful testament to resilience, faith, and the way brokenness can be turned into beauty. “Lord Come Clean Me” offers a sincere cry for spiritual renewal, Levi Sap sings, “I search Your holy place to feel clean, through the dirt where my soul’s unseen,” a heartfelt plea for purification and spiritual renewal that captures the vulnerability and sincerity of her worship. “He Knows My Name” captures a profoundly personal truth, with Levi singing, “He knows my name, like I’m the only one,” reminding listeners of God’s intimate and unwavering attention to each individual soul.
Closing with six multilingual expressions of “Jesus, I Love You” in Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Hindi, Malay, and Persian, Levi widens the album’s embrace beyond language and culture. The result is a worship project that feels intimate yet global. My Little Offering is not about perfection; it is about presence — a humble, honest gift of faith.
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