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El Elyon - God Most High

May 12, 2024 • Joey Rodgers • Genesis 14

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With over 238 mentions in the Old Testament, the name for God Most High - El Elyon testifies to His supremacy. He is above all other gods and has absolute power and authority over every created thing. Nothing is above Him, nor will anyone or anything rule over Him. As El Elyon – God is introduced as the God who is supreme over all other pretenders.

Jehovah Shammah

July 14, 2024 • Joey Rodgers • Ezekiel 48:35

Have you ever been blamed for something you had nothing to do with? God gets blamed all the time for things He’s had nothing to do with, leaving people with the wrong idea about who He is. God doesn’t want to be the God who exists afar, He wants to be present in our lives where He will always be with us so that He can live through us. Watch as we explore who He is through the final name mentioned in the Old Testament, Jehovah Shammah – The Lord is THERE.

Jehovah Mekadesh

July 7, 2024 • Cedric Beckles • Leviticus 20:7–8

What was Israel to be like in their relationship to God? How were they supposed to live? How could they maintain their distinctive qualities as a people related to God when they settled in a land inhabited by pagan nations who did not know God? These questions are as relevant today as they were thousands of years ago. In the book of Leviticus, we see the walk and worship of the redeemed and are first introduced to the name Jehovah Mekadesh – The God who Sanctifies. While this name often gets overlooked in the English Bible, there is no other name for God that adequately expresses His nature and the requirements He places on His people.

Jehovah Nissi - The Lord is Our Banner

June 30, 2024 • Joey Rodgers • Exodus 17:15–16

Have you ever found yourself in a no-win situation? Whether it's an issue of morality, politics, or just plain common sense, as Jesus followers, we may be concerned with our options. In Exodus 17, Moses and the Israelites appear to be in a no-win situation. They wander into a land to face a formidable enemy – And God shows up! After the battle, Moses calls God Jehovah Nissi – the Lord is Our Banner. This name serves as a reminder that no matter how desperate and needy we might be – the battle always belongs to the Lord and not ourselves.