Here I am

A single confession can feel like a verdict—but what if it’s actually the beginning of your calling? In this episode, we journey through Isaiah’s powerful moment of honesty before God and discover how divine mercy transforms shame into purpose. From “I am unclean” to “Here I am, send me,” this story reminds us that cleansing always comes before calling. You’ll hear how God still takes imperfect voices, refines them with grace, and sends them out with renewed courage.

Listen for practical ways to live your own “send me”—choosing integrity, speaking hope, and taking small faithful steps forward.

Episode Transcript

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Here on Soul Food Podcast Motivational Mondays with Bishop
Joshua. Isaiah felt he was the worst man
on earth. My lips are unclean.
I live among unclean people. I am a seaman.

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See how God transformed Isaiah? Let us go there to the next
verse 6 Then one of the seraphims of the Angel flew to
me. Have in his hand a live coal,
which he had taken with the tongue from the altar.

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And he touched my mouth with it,and said, Behold this, your
lips, your iniquities taken away, and your sin burnt.
God does not take the coal, the coal from the old God does not

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take a stone. God cleans us with the blood of
Jesus. Verse 8.
Also Isaiah said, I heard the voice of the Lord saying, Who
shall I send, and who will go for us, for us, the Father, the

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Son, the Holy Spirit, Trinity, who should who you go for us?
Then I said, Isaiah said, what did he say?
Here I am, send me a man who said I am unclean, my lips
unclean, a man who said I live among unclean people, unclean

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lips. But the Lord poured to him.
And maybe this is how you feel. You feel worthless, you feel you
don't deserve, you feel you are not the one, you feel the last,
the least person. But let me tell you, the Lord is
and has called you.