God Has a Name

John Mark Comer builds this book around Exodus 34:6–8, one of the most repeated self-descriptions of God in the Bible, arguing that many people relate to "God" as an abstract idea rather than the specific, named being who reveals himself there. Working through the passage line by line in his conversational style, Comer challenges readers to examine whether their image of God is really just a reflection of their own identity and wants.

God Has a Name aims to close the gap between believing in God intellectually and actually relating to Yahweh as a responsive, relational person.