I Am That I Am, but, Who Do You Say That I Am, and Do They See What You Say?
We live in a world where identity is questioned daily. Social media pushes us to brand ourselves. Society pressures us to define who we are by what we do, how we look, or what we own. Yet, before culture ever asked, “Who are you?” God declared, “I Am That I Am” (Exodus 3:14). God’s statement was not a slogan or a hashtag. It was a declaration of His eternal, unchanging, self-existent nature. He is not defined by shifting circumstances, unstable governments, or trending headlines. He is I Am—the same yesterday, today, and forever. Who Do You Say That I Am? Jesus repeated the identity question to His disciples in Matthew 16:15. Surrounded by idol worship in Caesarea Philippi, He asked, “Who do you say that I am?” That same question echoes today. The culture says He’s a good teacher, a prophet, or maybe even irrelevant. But the answer has to be personal. Who is Jesus to you? For some, He’s peace in an anxious world. For others, He’s provision in the face of inflation and economic s...