There are times in life when we are searching for direction, peace, or reassurance. We pray, we wait, and sometimes we still do not see the full picture. Yet in those moments, Yahuah often meets us in ways we do not expect.
In Exodus 3, Moses encountered Yahuah in a way that would forever change his life. While tending sheep, he noticed a bush that was on fire, yet not being consumed. This was not just a miracle — it was a message.
The fire represented the holiness and power of Yahuah.
The bush represented something ordinary.
And the fact that it was not destroyed revealed a powerful truth:
Yahuah’s presence does not destroy what He inhabits — it sustains it.
Moses was told to remove his sandals because he was standing on holy ground. Not because the dirt itself was special, but because Yahuah was present. Wherever Yahuah shows up, that place becomes holy.
When Moses asked who he should say had sent him, Yahuah replied:
“I AM THAT I AM.”
(Exodus 3:14)
This statement is more than a name. It reveals a Mighty One who is always present, faithful, and unchanging One who will be exactly what His people need Him to be, when they need Him.
Moses was not given all the details of how things would unfold. He was given something greater a promise.
“I will be with you.”
That promise is still true today. When we do not know the outcome, we can still trust the One who walks with us. Faith is not about seeing the end of the road; it is about trusting the One who guides each step.
Continue in Encouragement
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Stay the course.
You are not alone.
What an insightful message! So many times I have known it to be true that Yahuah is with me. Whether they be big moments of tough decisions or moments of small victories that gives me joy I rest in the knowledge that Yahuah is with me. Thank you!
Praise Yah Sister Diane, it is so comforting to know we are not along, He sees us right where we are and that is a minute by minute refreshment. Blessings to you always!! He is what we need when we need it!!
Very good i like it