A bush burns in the wilderness, but it is not consumed.A shepherd hears his name called from fire.And the God of promise reveals Himself not with a title, but with a name.

In this episode of Forever Relevant, we step onto holy ground with Moses and listen as God declares, “I AM WHO I AM.”
Before chains fall and power is confronted, God makes Himself known; present, unchanging, faithful to His covenant.

But the calling is not met with confidence.
It is met with hesitation, questions, and fear.

This is the story of a reluctant servant, a holy interruption, and a God who reveals His identity before He demonstrates His power.

The fire still burns.The name has been spoken.And the question lingers:

Who is the Lord?

One story. One Savior. Always true.Welcome to Forever Relevant — the story of God.

Exodus begins not with miracles, but with multiplication, and with a people slowly crushed under the weight of fear and power.
What started as refuge in Egypt became bondage, and blessing was mistaken for threat.

In this opening episode of Season 2 of Forever Relevant, we trace Israel’s journey from promise to chains, from a family protected by Joseph to a nation crying out under Pharaoh’s cruelty.
We follow the rise of oppression, the courage of quiet resistance, the birth of a child drawn from death, and the moment when God declares that He has seen, heard, and come down.

This is the beginning of deliverance, not yet freedom, but the stirring of it. Not yet rescue, but the cry that reaches heaven. The fire has begun to burn. And the story is moving again.

One story. One Savior. Always true.Welcome to Forever Relevant — the story of God.

Years after betrayal, famine brought Joseph’s brothers back to Egypt, bowing before the very one they once sold into slavery.
What began with jealousy and deception now faced its final reckoning.

In this season-ending episode of Forever Relevant, Joseph reveals his identity, extends forgiveness, and speaks words that echo through all of Scripture: “You meant evil against me, but God meant it for good.”

Through tears, reconciliation, and restored family, God’s hidden purposes come into focus. A fractured household becomes a protected people.And as Genesis closes with Israel settled in Egypt, the story quietly prepares us for what comes next, bondage, deliverance, and the God who hears the cries of His people.

This is not just the end of Joseph’s story.It is the beginning of a nation, and the doorway to Exodus.

One story. One Savior. Always true.Welcome to Forever Relevant — the story of God.