A Fresh Wind Sermons

In the midst of life’s difficulties, it is easy to focus on our troubles and to lose sight of the One who is sovereign over all. Without condemning Moses, God comforts and reassures him. In doing so, He reminds Moses of who He is -- the great I AM. God is doing more with your obedience and He calls you back to Himself in your discouragement so you can know His name.

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By the time God had told Moses to “go … go … go … go,” Moses had run out of excuses. He had asked all the questions he could think to ask and had raised all the objections it was reasonable to raise. In the end, his true motivation was exposed in all its dreadful depravity.

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When God says, "I AM WHO I AM," He summons us to humble objectivity. He puts an end to the notion that everybody’s view of God is as good as everybody else’s. He is the absolute standard of truth, goodness, and beauty.

When God appears in a burning bush to call Moses back to Egypt, the first question he asked is, "Who am I?" This is a question we've all wrestled with. The real question though was not who Moses was, but who God was. And that, changes everything.

Moses first attempt to rescue the Israelites ended in failure. But God was planning to save His people, and Moses is still a part of that plan. But first, he will have to go out into the wilderness to learn how to live by faith.

It is easier to slowly compromise than it is to stand up. We have to remember, this is God’s battle. It is not yours. We fight for Him. He is our mighty fortress that goes before us.

If you haven’t found your peace and security in Christ, it will be hard to be brave when life happens. The good news: You don’t have to be brave by yourself. When we surrender our lives to God, we are never alone. He is with us.

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