Where are you?

This powerful message takes us back to the very beginning of the human story, to that pivotal moment in Genesis 3 when everything changed. We explore God's first question to humanity: 'Where are you?' What makes this question so profound is that God wasn't asking for information—God already knew where Adam and Eve were hiding. Instead, this question creates space for confession, for honest dialogue, and for restoration. We discover that this ancient question still echoes through our lives today. Like Adam and Eve, we often hide—from God, from others, and even from ourselves. We cover up our fears with fake confidence, our sadness with forced smiles, our doubts with pretended certainty. We're afraid of being truly known, worried we won't be accepted if people see who we really are. But here's the beautiful truth: God comes looking for us anyway. The same God who walked through the garden seeking Adam and Eve is the God who came in Jesus Christ, still seeking us out today. The question 'Where are you?' isn't meant to condemn us but to invite us into transformation. When we're honest about where we are—our hopes, fears, joys, and sorrows—it begins to change us from the inside out. This message reminds us that we don't have to hide anymore. We can be found, and being found brings even more joy than hiding ever could.