CCCH180-Encountering the Eternal Exodus 3 1-15 Tate Cox - Calvary Chapel Chino Hills - Jack Hibbs

Join us as we delve into a pivotal moment in the life of Moses found in Exodus 3—an encounter that not only defines Moses but reveals the very nature of God. Set against the backdrop of Midian, an 80-year-old Moses encounters the burning bush, a theophany that signals a direct revelation from God. As he tends to Jethro's flock, he comes face to face with a divine manifestation that dramatically alters the course of his life—and history. We explore what it means for God to introduce Himself as 'I Am,' the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, emphasizing the significance of His eternal and unchanging nature.This episode challenges listeners to reflect on their understanding of God’s attributes—His holiness, omnipotence, and intimate knowledge of His creation. We dive deep into the intimate relationship God desires with us, inviting each of us to peel back the layers of misunderstanding that shape our perceptions. The discussion also references foundational texts and influential authors like A.W. Tozer and J.I. Packer, providing resources for those eager to enrich their spiritual journey and deepen their understanding of God's character.In a society often marred by misrepresentation of God, we learn the importance of grounding our beliefs in Scripture to avoid the creation of a 'false god.' As we see Moses’ reluctance and questions about his own worthiness, we too ponder our own doubts and fears. Yet, God’s comforting promise to accompany Moses shines a light on His desire to equip us for our unique callings.By the end of our time, we are invited to not only know about God but to experience Him personally, understanding that the same God who spoke to Moses is eager to speak to us today. This episode is more than instruction; it’s an invitation—a call to turn aside, just as Moses did, and encounter the eternal God in a transformative way that leads to a lasting relationship. Don’t miss this compelling exploration of faith and divine revelation.

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