AI OVERVIEW: Encounter with the Lord in Isaiah 6 reveals a pattern: an intimate encounter with God leads to deep humility about sin, followed by forgiveness, which then releases a people to mission. Forgiveness dissolves shame and guilt, prompting the question, Whom shall I send? Here I am, send me, as Isaiah answers God’s call to proclaim to a resistant people, powered by the Holy Spirit. Boldness in evangelism grows when the Holy Spirit shakes believers from comfort, as seen in Acts 4 where Peter and John pray for courage rather than relief from persecution; after Pentecost they preach with boldness despite threats. Outreach flows from everyday acts—blessing servers and sharing Jesus through simple testimony—as the gospel moves from receiving to delivering.
YOUTUBE DESCRIPTION: Faith isn’t about reckless impulse—it’s about trusting God enough to stop letting fear and overthinking hold you back. This sermon dives into Isaiah’s call, Peter’s boldness, and what it means to say, “Here I am, send me.”
