believe in Him, but they think they know what we’re talking about when

we mention God. That doesn’t mean that they aren’t still asking the same

question Pharaoh did.  When the Egyptian ruler asked Moses, Who is the

Lord?, he was asking why the God of Israel deserved any kind of

obedience or reverence.  Basically, Pharaoh thought like many in his

culture: that there were many gods and you should try to figure out

which one was the most powerful at any moment, so you could be on the

winning side.  His question was said in challenge against the true and

living God, but it was a piercing question for him and it is for us

today as well.  Whether we are not sure what we think about God, or we

are Christians who claim to worship and follow Him, the answer to this

questions is vital.  Let’s explore it together today!