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Your problems can grow for years while your picture of God stays the same and that gap is where fear, stress, and exhaustion take over. We spend this week of our Yahweh series widening the lens, because when we see God clearly, we start seeing everything else with steadier eyes.

We start in Exodus 3 at the burning bush, where God names himself Yahweh, “I AM WHO I AM,” the eternally present, one true God who isn’t competing with your circumstances. From there we talk about omnipotence: God is all-powerful, and his power is guided by his character. That means his strength doesn’t threaten us; it anchors us. We point to evidence of God’s power in creation, in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and in the transformation we can see when people truly give their lives to him.

Then we walk with Jeremiah in Jeremiah 32, stuck in a public mess and a private battle, trying to obey God when it makes zero sense. God tells him to buy a field while the city is under siege, and Jeremiah prays the line we all need to remember: “Nothing is too hard for you.” We unpack what that means on a hard day: God’s power never runs out, God’s power is still available, and God can turn a painful journey into a testimony even when he asks us to trust him in the fire.

If you’re carrying something heavy, we invite you to bring it to God in prayer. If you’re ready to give your life to Jesus, we would love to talk with you. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs hope, and leave a review so more people can find the message.

Read the Bible with us by texting: "rlcBible" to 94000.

You can also find out more about Real Life Church at www.experiencerlc.com

God doesn’t get smaller, but our view of Him can. When that happens, anxiety feels louder, problems feel heavier, and faith turns into survival mode. We kick off a new series on YHWH with one aim: clear away the haze and see God as He really is, not as “a little better than us,” but as mind-blowingly different.

We go to Exodus 3 where God speaks from the burning bush and gives Moses His covenant name: “I AM WHO I AM.” Yahweh is eternally present, unique, and the sustainer of all things. That name isn’t trivia for Bible nerds, it’s a lifeline for everyday life. When the news is chaotic and your personal world feels unstable, Yahweh is not refreshing a feed in panic. He reigns unshaken, and His steadiness can become yours.

Then we step into Isaiah 6, a scene so holy it shakes the room. Isaiah’s honest response is fear and unworthiness, but God’s holiness doesn’t end in shame. It leads to cleansing, forgiveness, and a new kind of confidence that can finally say, “Here I am, send me.” We also share a simple practice that hits home: breathe slowly and remember the nearness of Yahweh, even in the middle of stress, grief, or conflict.

If this message helps you, subscribe, share it with a friend who feels overwhelmed, and leave a review so more people can find a clearer view of God.

Read the Bible with us by texting: "rlcBible" to 94000.

You can also find out more about Real Life Church at www.experiencerlc.com