Here I Am, Send Me-Part 6

The sermon draws a distinction between changing because you see the light versus changing because you feel the heat — which pattern has been more true in your spiritual journey, and what does that reveal about the condition of your heart toward God?

Isaiah's encounter with God moved him from personal mourning to a posture of availability expressed in the word hineni, meaning 'behold me, here I am' — what would it look like practically for you to move from a posture of grief or disappointment to one of surrendered availability before God this week?

The sermon connects the pattern of loss leading to vision across multiple biblical figures including Isaiah, Habakkuk, the disciples, and Paul — what does this recurring pattern suggest about the character of God and the way he typically works to expand the spiritual sight of those he is calling into greater purpose?