The sermon "Who Do You Think You Are?" explores the significance of names, particularly the name of God revealed in Exodus 3 as "I AM." It highlights how names evoke emotions and meaning, but ultimately, one's identity and worth are not defined by a name alone. The sermon builds on biblical passages that emphasize the power of Jesus' name, culminating in John 8:58, where Jesus declares, "Before Abraham was born, I AM," asserting His divinity. This declaration provokes outrage because it unmistakably identifies Jesus as Yahweh, the eternal God. The message challenges listeners not to define Jesus according to personal interpretation but to recognize and submit to Him as the ultimate authority. It concludes by emphasizing that Jesus offers true freedom—not merely through moral teaching but by transforming believers from slaves to sons, inviting them into an intimate relationship with God.