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.

Dennis Edwards joins us to discuss race, ethnicity, and Scripture, highlighting how our "social location" shapes our theology. Contending that the Bible celebrates diversity and rejects racial superiority, he points to Philippians 2 as a model for humility, reconciliation, and relinquishing power to elevate others.