Here I Am, Send Me- Part 5

Isaiah never asked to be forgiven, yet God moved toward him the moment he recognized his brokenness -- how does this picture of God's preemptive grace challenge the way you approach repentance and your own sense of unworthiness?

The sermon highlights a wide range of biblical figures -- Moses, Daniel, the woman at the well, the disciples, Paul -- all of whom were radically redirected after an encounter with God -- what does the consistency of this pattern across scripture suggest about what a genuine encounter with God should produce in a person?

The concept of being a conduit rather than a resistor of God's life is central to this message -- in what specific relationships, environments, or circumstances do you sense God calling you to stop resisting and start allowing his life to flow through you?