In his inaugural lecture as Regent College's first Sangwoo Youtong Chee Professor of Theology, J.I. Packer made a compelling case that theology and spirituality belong together. Far from being merely an academic discipline, theology should lead us into deeper worship, discipleship, and communion with God. Sound doctrine and faithful spiritual formation are inseparable, as we are invited not only to know not only truths about God, but to know God himself.

Through the eyes of Moses, this imaginative reflection explores the radical difference between the God who reveals himself as "I AM" and the many gods of the ancient world. Blending biblical narrative, philosophy, and humor, it invites readers to consider what it means to worship not merely another powerful being, but the Creator and source of all being.