<p>In this episode of What Faith Looks Like, Paul explores a recurring Bible pattern: God often chooses reluctant messengers, and he doesn’t simply move on when they say “not me.” He walks through familiar Sunday school accounts of Jonah running from Nineveh, Moses resisting his call at the burning bush, Elijah collapsing into despair under Jezebel’s threat, and Ezekiel sitting speechless in exile. Each shows how they resist in a different way. Against that backdrop, Isaiah stands out: after his sin is atoned for, he responds immediately, “Here I am. Send me.” Paul challenges listeners to examine their own faith and confidence in atonement, asking whether they offer themselves to speak God’s truth or instinctively avoid the call, because God is always asking, “Who should I send?”</p>

Not Me

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