“Here Am I, Send Me”
“Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send? and who will go for us? Then said I, Here am I; send me.”
— Isaiah 6:8 (KJV)
Thought Of The Day...
There comes a moment in every believer’s life when God begins to call us beyond comfort, beyond routine, and beyond excuses. In Isaiah 6, the prophet had an encounter with the holiness and glory of God. The temple shook, the angels cried “Holy, Holy, Holy,” and Isaiah suddenly became aware of his own weakness and unworthiness.
But God did not leave Isaiah in his broken condition. The Lord cleansed him, restored him, and then asked a question that still echoes through eternity:
“Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?”
God was not looking for the most qualified. He was looking for someone willing.
Isaiah did not ask where he would go.
He did not ask how difficult the assignment would be.
He did not ask what people would think about him.
Instead, he surrendered completely and declared:
“Here am I; send me.”
God is still asking that question today.
Who will pray when others remain silent?
Who will stand for righteousness in a compromised world?
Who will encourage the broken, witness to the lost, and serve faithfully even when no one is watching?
The call of God is not reserved for preachers alone. Every believer has been called to represent Christ in their home, workplace, church, and community. God uses surrendered hearts more than talented hands.
Sometimes we feel unworthy because of past mistakes, failures, or fears. But the same God who cleansed Isaiah is able to cleanse, strengthen, and equip you for every assignment He places on your life.
Your “yes” to God can change generations.
The greatest tragedy is not failing God after trying. The greatest tragedy is never answering the call at all.
Today, God is not merely asking for your ability—He is asking for your availability.
Will your response be the same as Isaiah’s?
Prayer...
Father, thank You for calling ordinary people to do extraordinary things for Your glory. Cleanse my heart, renew my mind, and remove every fear, doubt, and excuse that keeps me from obeying You. Help me to hear Your voice clearly and walk boldly in the purpose You have for my life. Lord, wherever You lead me, give me the courage to say, “Here am I, send me.” Use my life to bring light to darkness, hope to the discouraged, and salvation to those who are lost. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Declaration...
• I am chosen by God for His purpose.
• I will not allow fear to silence my calling.
• God will equip me for every assignment He gives me.
• My life will bring glory to God.
• I boldly declare: “Here am I, Lord, send me!”
“Also I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send? and who will go for us? Then said I, Here am I; send me.”
— Isaiah 6:8 (KJV)
Thought Of The Day...
There comes a moment in every believer’s life when God begins to call us beyond comfort, beyond routine, and beyond excuses. In Isaiah 6, the prophet had an encounter with the holiness and glory of God. The temple shook, the angels cried “Holy, Holy, Holy,” and Isaiah suddenly became aware of his own weakness and unworthiness.
But God did not leave Isaiah in his broken condition. The Lord cleansed him, restored him, and then asked a question that still echoes through eternity:
“Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?”
God was not looking for the most qualified. He was looking for someone willing.
Isaiah did not ask where he would go.
He did not ask how difficult the assignment would be.
He did not ask what people would think about him.
Instead, he surrendered completely and declared:
“Here am I; send me.”
God is still asking that question today.
Who will pray when others remain silent?
Who will stand for righteousness in a compromised world?
Who will encourage the broken, witness to the lost, and serve faithfully even when no one is watching?
The call of God is not reserved for preachers alone. Every believer has been called to represent Christ in their home, workplace, church, and community. God uses surrendered hearts more than talented hands.
Sometimes we feel unworthy because of past mistakes, failures, or fears. But the same God who cleansed Isaiah is able to cleanse, strengthen, and equip you for every assignment He places on your life.
Your “yes” to God can change generations.
The greatest tragedy is not failing God after trying. The greatest tragedy is never answering the call at all.
Today, God is not merely asking for your ability—He is asking for your availability.
Will your response be the same as Isaiah’s?
Prayer...
Father, thank You for calling ordinary people to do extraordinary things for Your glory. Cleanse my heart, renew my mind, and remove every fear, doubt, and excuse that keeps me from obeying You. Help me to hear Your voice clearly and walk boldly in the purpose You have for my life. Lord, wherever You lead me, give me the courage to say, “Here am I, send me.” Use my life to bring light to darkness, hope to the discouraged, and salvation to those who are lost. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Declaration...
• I am chosen by God for His purpose.
• I will not allow fear to silence my calling.
• God will equip me for every assignment He gives me.
• My life will bring glory to God.
• I boldly declare: “Here am I, Lord, send me!”
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