Discerning God’s voice can feel harder than it should—not because He’s silent, but because we’re often listening for a tone He isn’t using. Scripture shows that God’s guidance is more often quiet, relational, and revealed through faithful steps rather than dramatic clarity. This reflection invites us to reconsider how we listen, trust, and follow.

Isaiah’s calling didn’t begin with clarity of purpose — it began with a growing clarity of a Person. Before God sent Isaiah anywhere, He revealed Himself. This post explores the three movements of Isaiah 6 that still shape our calling today: recognizing God, receiving His grace, and realizing the place you already stand is the place God has sent you.