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Part 5
Ken Tram
Exodus 3:11-14; 1 John 4:8; Matthew 27:46; Revelation 22:13; Hebrews 6:19
Your plans can shift in a week. Health changes, relationships change, and even the things you thought were stable can move under your feet. Pastor Ken closes the Yahweh series in Exodus 3 by asking what it means that God says, 'I AM WHO I AM.' This message explores why God's unchanging character gives you somewhere solid to stand when life feels unpredictable, and how his love, mercy, justice, and faithfulness can become an anchor instead of just ideas you believe.
COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS MESSAGE
What does it mean that God never changes?
It means God's character and ultimate purposes do not shift with circumstances. His love does not become less loving, his justice does not become unjust, and his faithfulness does not run out when life becomes unpredictable.
How can I trust God when everything in my life is changing?
Pastor Ken points to God's words to Moses: 'I will be with you' and 'I AM WHO I AM.' Trust begins by anchoring yourself to God's presence and character instead of asking changing circumstances to give you permanent security.
What does 'I AM WHO I AM' mean in Exodus 3?
God does not introduce himself to Moses as someone who is becoming or adapting. He reveals himself as the One who simply is: self-existent, present, and faithful to his character and promises.
What is God's immutability, and why does it matter?
Immutability is the truth that God does not change in his divine being, character, or ultimate purposes. It matters because the God you trust today will not become less loving, merciful, holy, just, or faithful tomorrow.
How is hope in God like an anchor?
An anchor does not remove the wind and waves; it holds a boat steady beneath them. In the same way, Hebrews 6:19 describes hope in God as firm and secure, keeping us connected to an unchanging foundation when circumstances move.
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