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Name Dropping—Jehovah Shalom (The God of Peace)
Weekend Scripture: Judges 6-7
Jeremiah, the “weeping” prophet, once cried, “Peace, peace, when there is no peace.” He was like a doctor telling a patient, “You may feel okay, but you’re not.” When a physician delivers that kind of message, it usually means that drastic measures are necessary; a band-aid won’t fix it. Inner peace is the same way. It calls for a diligent response to Jehovah Shalom, our God of Peace. This message will explore how trusting God can bring more peace into our lives.
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Name Dropping—Jehovah Rapha (The Healer God)
Weekend Scripture: 2 Kings 5:1-14
One thing we all need in our lives is healing: emotional healing, physical healing, relational healing, spiritual healing. The good news is that God specializes in healing. Jesus is called “The Great Physician.” And God Himself is called, “Jehovah Rapha: God our Healer.” In this message, we’ll learn why understanding this name for God brings such strength to our lives.
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Name Dropping—Jehovah Jireh (The Provider God)
Weekend Scripture: 2 Samuel 4:4; 9:1-13
Have you ever been completely out of something: money, food, strength? How about hope? Where can we go when there’s no one or no place to turn? The answer for a believer is to trust in the provision of our Father, to believe that He cares and will provide. Ever been there? Ever learned that? This message will focus on God’s provision in our lives and how to trust it.
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Name Dropping—El Shaddai (The Almighty God)
Weekend Scripture: Acts 12:1-19
This name for God comes from the Hebrew word, “El” which means “God,” and the Hebrew word, “Shaddai” which means “Almighty.” To a Jew, El-Shaddai spoke of God’s unlimited power. Consider a question: “How would your life change if you totally embraced God’s almighty power in your life? In this message, we’ll look at some reasonable answers to that question.
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Name Dropping—Yahweh (The Faithful God)
Weekend Scripture: Daniel 3
The literal meaning of “Yahweh” is “I am.” That means that if we ask, “Were you present at those difficult times in my life?” His answer would be “I am.” If we ask, “Will you be there in the future events of my life?” His answer is the same: “I am.” He always presents Himself in the present tense because He’s always there, always faithful, always near all the time. In this message we will learn what that means and why it matters.
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