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What happens when God calls—and the human response is resistance?
At the Burning Bush, Moses doesn’t rush forward as a confident leader. Instead, he argues. He hesitates. He insists: “Who am I?” … “What if they don’t believe me?” … “I am not a man of words.”
In this episode, we explore one of the most honest conversations in the Torah: Moses arguing with God—and what it teaches us about faith, fear, and the dangerous theology of saying “I can’t.”
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