Known

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   Moses’ question & God’s answer

   [Exodus 3:13–15]

   God does not need a label from us; He defines Himself.

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   You are searched and known

   [Psalm 139:1–2]

   Every private thought, scroll, and fear is already known.

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   Knit together with purpose, not by accident

   [Psalm 139:13–15]

   Your body, personality, and story were intentionally formed.

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   Labels do not have the final word

   [Psalm 139:16]

   God already had a name and a plan for you before any of those things happened.

Response Invite students to write down one label they’ve accepted and bring it to the altar, exchanging it for “I am known by God.”

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   The Hebrew boys’ forced name change

   [Daniel 1:6–7]

   You can’t change based on the room you are in.

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   Chosen and adopted before the foundation of the world

   [Ephesians 1:4–5]

   Your belonging was settled long before any label or circumstance.

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   A new name through repentance and the Spirit

   [Acts 2:38 + Ephesians 1:13–14]

   Whatever name the world or your past has given you, God offers a new one.

Response Challenge students to reject one cultural or personal label this week and deliberately speak their identity in Christ instead.

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   Do everything in the name of Jesus

   [Colossians 3:17]

   Your actions no longer come from trying to earn a name; they come from the name you already have.

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   Created for good works that were prepared

   [Ephesians 2:10]

   God already planned good works for the person He fully knows.

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   The name above every other name

   [Isaiah 9:6]

   The name of Jesus is the final word over your life.

Response Close with a commitment: “I will live this week from the name God has given me, not the names I’ve been given.”