In Isaiah 6:1-8, a nation is shaken by the death of its king, but Isaiah discovers that God's throne is still occupied. As he encounters the Lord in all His holiness, Isaiah is overwhelmed by his own sinfulness and cries: “Woe is me!” Yet God doesn't leave him there. He cleanses, restores, and calls him into His purpose. This powerful passage challenges us to move beyond casual Christianity, rediscover the fear of the Lord, and respond to His call with the same words Isaiah spoke: “Here I am. Send me.”
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