A Man Who Heard God Say “I AM” - Softcover

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What do you do when God grows silent—when prayers echo unanswered and faith feels heavier than doubt?

In The Man Who Heard God Say “I AM”, a powerful dual-timeline novel unfolds across ancient wilderness sands and a modern-day crisis of faith. When Chris, a devoted believer and public minister, is suddenly stripped of his voice, reputation, and certainty, he is forced into a season of waiting he never chose—and cannot control.

At the same time, centuries earlier, a young Hebrew scribe named Eliab journeys alongside Moses through slavery, plagues, fire, and fear. Tasked with recording the mighty acts of God, Eliab instead finds himself wrestling with disappointment, doubt, and the terrifying holiness of a God who refuses to be managed. As he witnesses the revelation of the divine Name—I AM—Eliab learns that God’s presence cannot be reduced to outcomes, explanations, or human control.

As past and present intertwine, the two stories echo one another with haunting clarity. Miracles give way to wilderness. Silence exposes hidden idols. Obedience demands surrender. And faith is redefined—not as certainty, but as trust in the God who simply is.

Written with reverent depth and literary grace, this novel speaks to anyone who has prayed honestly, waited painfully, and wondered whether God was still near. More than a story of deliverance, it is a journey into the heart of divine presence.

If you are walking through uncertainty, this book will not rush you to answers.

It will invite you to walk—with I AM.

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