In God Has a Name, John Mark Comer invites readers to experience a radically different view of God by exploring His self-revelation in Exodus 34:6-8. Rather than presenting God as an abstract concept or distant figure, Comer focuses on God’s personal and relational nature. Through this powerful scripture, Comer tackles common misconceptions and highlights the importance of understanding who God truly is. By focusing on God’s name, Yahweh, Comer helps us see God not as a doctrine to be memorized but as a living, breathing presence who desires an active relationship with us. The book addresses key questions, like why we often feel distant from God and what happens when our perceptions of Him don’t align with the truth.