Ep. 311 1 min
Isaiah 6:8
Here I am — send me.
Isaiah's response to God's question. Four words that changed his life.
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Ep. 311 · Isaiah 6:8
Key takeaways
The episode in a glance.
- 01Isaiah has just seen a vision of God's holiness and been forgiven.
- 02God asks: who will I send? It's a real question.
- 03Isaiah's answer comes before he knows the assignment.
- 04Availability before clarity is the heart of calling.
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Isaiah has a vision in the temple — God on a throne, angels covering their faces, the room shaking with holiness. Isaiah's first reaction is fear: 'Woe is me, I am undone.'
Then an angel touches his lips with a coal and says his sin is forgiven. Cleansed, terrified, undone — Isaiah hears God ask out loud: 'Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?'
Isaiah answers immediately: 'Here I am. Send me.'
Notice the order. He says yes before he hears the assignment. He has no idea what God is about to send him to do. He just makes himself available.
Most callings start that way. Not with clarity — with availability. The details come after you say yes.
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