I am Not But I know I AM


God knew it was imperative for Moses to know who He was - that He was I AM. I AM is the present tense, active form of the verb to be. As God's name , it declares that He is unchanging, constant, unending, always present, always God.
God was telling Moses:
I AM the centre of everything.
I AM running the show.
I AM the same every day, forever.
I AM the owner of everything.
I AM the Lord.
I AM the Creator and Sustainer of life.
I AM the Saviour.
I AM more than enough.
I AM inexhaustible and immeasurable.
I AM God.
In a heartbeat, Moses knew God's name-and something more. He finally knew his. For if God's name is I AM, Moses' name must be I am not.
I AM not the centre of everything.
I AM not in control.
I AM not the solution.
I AM not all powerful.
I AM not calling the shots.
I AM not the owner of everything.
I AM not the Lord.
That's my name, too. And yours. I am not. Just try it under your breath, "My name is I am not."
I am not running anything.
I am not the head of anything.
I am not in charge of anything.
I am not the maker.
I am not the saviour.
I am not holding it all together.
I am not all-knowing.
I am not God.
Taken from I am Not But I know I AM, by Louie Giglio, pp.38-39