207| THE REVELATON OF 'I AM'| TUESDAY TEACHING AND MIRACLE SERVICE

TOPIC

The Revelation of “I AM”

PREACHER

Rev. Dr. Ebenezer Okronipa

SCRIPTURES

Exodus 3:13–14 Philippians 4:19 Psalm 23:1 Numbers 23:19 Acts 1:8 Malachi 3:6 John 8:58

KEY POINTS 1. The Meaning of “I AM”

• “I AM” reveals God’s eternal, self-existent nature — He has no beginning and no end.

• God is unchanging, constant in His nature, and dependable in all situations.

• The name “I AM” expresses God’s limitless sufficiency — He is everything His people will ever need.

• When God said, “I AM THAT I AM,” He declared Himself as the ever-present One who is always enough.

2. The Revelation of “I AM”

• The revelation of “I AM” is a revelation of identity and relationship.

• It reminds believers that God is not distant or abstract — He is personally involved in the lives of His children.

• “I AM” means: Whatever you need, I will be that to you.

• This revelation calls believers to walk in faith, confidence, and intimacy with God.

3. What “I AM” Represents

1. God’s Divine Provision

   • “The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want.” (Psalm 23:1)

   • God provides for every need — physical, spiritual, emotional, and material.

   • Philippians 4:19: “My God shall supply all your needs according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus.”

2. God’s Divine Power

   • God is not a man that He should lie (Numbers 23:19).

   • His power enables believers to live victoriously and witness boldly (Acts 1:8).

   • The name “I AM” carries authority and power over every circumstance.

3. God’s Divine Purpose

   • Everything God does flows from His divine purpose.

   • His identity as “I AM” aligns His people with destiny and direction.

   • Understanding “I AM” helps believers to trust God’s process and timing.

4. The Impact of the Revelation

• The revelation of “I AM” stirs true worship and strengthens the believer’s faith.

• It brings peace and confidence, knowing that God is sufficient in every situation.

• It deepens intimacy with God, reminding us that He is present, powerful, and personal.

• There is no reason for fear or discouragement when “I AM” is with you.

CONCLUSION

The revelation of “I AM” is a call to know God beyond religion — to know Him as the All-Sufficient One. He is your provider, your power, and your purpose. Whatever life demands, God declares: “I AM that I AM.”

Therefore, live in confidence, rest in His sufficiency, and walk in unshakable faith — for the Great I AM is always enough!