In this episode, I kick off a 10-part journey exploring the names of God, beginning with one of the most profound Yahweh, or Jehovah. Rooted in Exodus 3, we dive into what it really means when God calls Himself “I Am.” This isn’t about mastering Hebrew pronunciations or uncovering mystical power in ancient syllables, it’s about something far deeper: the unshakable presence of God in our ordinary, everyday lives.

I reflect on how Moses encountered God in the middle of a mundane workday, and what that teaches us about God’s character. Yahweh means the ever-present One, not just on mountaintops or in burning bushes, but when we’re pumping gas, doing laundry, or facing heartbreak. God's presence isn’t a moment we summon with perfect prayers; it’s a constant reality we learn to wake up to.

We live in an unstable world. But the great I Am is unchanging. He is with us in the routine, in the chaos, in our pain, and in our joy. That truth doesn’t take away life’s burdens, but it gives us strength to bear them differently. Join me as we learn to live with daily awareness of the God who is always there.