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Anticipating the call…

John Povey June 06, 2026 0 3
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Isaiah 6: 8 (NIV-UK)

8 Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, ‘Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?’

And I said, ‘Here am I. Send me!’

This timeless verse is a challenge to us all to recognise God’s holiness, accept His grace, and step out in daily obedience.

"Whom shall I send?" is an invitation. The Lord does not force His work upon anyone; instead, He seeks willing hearts. Are you truly listening for His voice, or is the noise of the world drowning out His call to serve?

"Here am I," signifies total availability without conditions. Do you place "ifs" and "buts" on your obedience? Release these limitations! Step out in unconditional trust!

“Send me" is a commitment to leave your comfort zone. True spiritual growth happens when you step away from the familiar and into the places where God is calling you to shine His light.

God is greater than our understanding. He calls us to serve Him and carry out His will.  Remember His love and grace, and seek Him in prayer. Trust that the outcome of your loyalty and service is directed by the Spirit of God, not by your own abilities.

Isaiah's response is personal and voluntary. He does not wait for someone else to step up; he himself takes responsibility.

God seeks willing lives rather than forced obedience. This invitation is not just for ancient prophets or those engaged in full-time Christian service today. It is for you, in your own everyday life: at work, at home, within your local community or church family.  God is looking for people who are willing to share His love and be His hands and feet.  Step out in faith, and anticipate what God can do!

 

Prayer:

 

Gracious, Loving God thank you for taking us on this journey and helping us to understand what it means to wait on you, to be guided by you, and to receive from you the power and presence of the Holy Spirit. Help us to be open to Your call and to be in the right place to hear it. Remind us of all You have done for us, that You may always be the Lord of our lives. In Jesus' name. Amen.