I Am!

Reverend Prince centers the message on God’s revelation of His name as "I AM" in Exodus 3, emphasizing that this name declares God’s self-existence and His power to bring things into being. He contrasts Moses’ initial focus on his own inadequacy—asking "who am I?"—with the proper focus on who God is and His promise to be with His people. The sermon argues that just as Israel’s time in Egypt was divinely orchestrated for a future deliverance, the church today is destined for this particular hour, not for defeat but for victory. When the world grows darker and unbelief increases, God responds with greater demonstrations of the miraculous to validate His Word and His messengers. Reverend Prince points to the plagues in Egypt as evidence that the miraculous turns unbelievers—like Pharaoh—into acknowledgers of the true God. He insists that the church must expect and operate in the supernatural, as signs follow believers to confirm the gospel. The sermon concludes with an altar call, urging listeners to bring their impossible situations—physical, financial, familial—before the God who can create a way where there is no way, the same "I AM" who parted the Red Sea and can still deliver and heal today.