The Burning Bush
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The Burning Bush
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Exodus 3 introduces God who calls Moses through a burning bush that blazes without being consumed. This moment reveals God’s holiness—majestic, pure, and unapproachable apart from His grace. Moses’ reluctance mirrors our own inadequacy before divine calling, yet God does not choose the gifted; He equips the chosen. Central to this passage is God’s name: I AM WHO I AM. This holy self-revelation grounds all theology in God’s self-existence, sovereignty, and unchanging character. God’s initiative in revealing Himself underscores His grace—He is not self-righteously discovered by human searching, but revealed by divine mercy. The God who sends Moses is also the God who promises His presence: I will be with you. This sermon emphasizes that mission flows from worship, courage flows from God’s character, and the burning bush points forward to Christ—the Holy One who draws near without consuming His people.