God is a Verb

Is God a distant observer sitting back while creation unravels, or is He actively, intimately involved in the lives of His people?In this sermon on Exodus 2:23–25, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon shows how God is not merely a noun or a passive concept, but "a verb"—a God of active, personal involvement. Pastor Neil breaks down the four dynamic verbs that describe God's response to Israel's suffering: God heard, God remembered, God saw, and God knew. Discover how God empathizes with our wordless groaning, remains bound to His faithful covenant promises, sees us in our darkest trials, and possesses complete omniscience over our lives.In this episode, we cover:God Heard Their Groaning: Understanding groaning as the heart's hopeful, wordless waiting when we run out of words.Waiting or Being Moses: Recognizing when to wait on God's deliverance and when to step out as a voice of encouragement to others.God Remembered His Covenant: Seeing how God acts out of His unchanging nature and motivation rather than human memory.God Saw His People: Resting in the comfort that God's gaze is intimately acquainted with every detail of our lives.God Knew: Surrendering our anxiety to the infinite omniscience and perfect wisdom of a sovereign Heavenly Father.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube