Sometimes, we don't just need direction—we need a reminder of where our story actually begins.
In this week’s episode, Debbie Keever invites us to step away from the voices that define us and step toward the voice that formed us. Rooted in the identity-shaping encounter between Moses and the burning bush, this conversation draws us back to the truth of who God is—Yahweh, I AM—and, in turn, who we are in Him.
Through powerful storytelling, biblical insight, and personal vulnerability, Debbie explores what it...
Sometimes, we don't just need direction—we need a reminder of where our story actually begins.
In this week’s episode, Debbie Keever invites us to step away from the voices that define us and step toward the voice that formed us. Rooted in the identity-shaping encounter between Moses and the burning bush, this conversation draws us back to the truth of who God is—Yahweh, I AM—and, in turn, who we are in Him.
Through powerful storytelling, biblical insight, and personal vulnerability, Debbie explores what it means to be rooted in the God who is not defined by time, approval, or circumstance—but who calls us by name, equips us in our weakness, and never changes.
As you listen, you’ll experience:
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A closer look at Exodus 3 and the God who speaks from within the fire—not to impress us, but to invite us into holy ground.
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A moving exploration of identity, revealing how our deepest stability flows not from who we’ve been told we are, but from who God declares Himself to be.
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Honest reflection on how we, like Moses, often define ourselves by our limitations—while God simply responds, “I AM.”
If you've ever wondered whether you’re enough or how to move forward in a calling that feels too big, this episode will gently lead you to the One who is more than able. Listen now and encounter the presence that steadies you, defines you, and goes with you.
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