Most of us struggle to have honest conversations with God. We bring Him polite prayers, but rarely our real objections, fears, and frustrations. In Exodus 4:10–17, Moses does the unthinkable—he argues with God and even asks Him to send someone else. And when God’s anger is kindled, we discover something surprising: His anger moves Him toward Moses, not away from him. In this sermon, we explore how even God’s displeasure is an expression of His love, how the cross changes the way we relate to Him, and why we no longer have to be afraid to tell God the truth. If you’ve ever struggled with doubt, inadequacy, or reluctance to obey, this message will remind you that the help you need is found in the presence of the God who says, 'Let’s talk.'