Here Am I (Isaiah 6)

In this message, Pastor Casey Kendall unpacks the vision and mission of Bridgetown Church: to reach people where they are and connect them to everything God has for their life in Jesus.Looking at Isaiah 6, Casey highlights how mission begins with a vision of God’s holiness, leads to personal confession and cleansing, and calls us to availability—responding like Isaiah with “Here am I, send me.”Through the story of Count Zinzendorf and the Moravian prayer movement, Casey reminds us that ordinary obedience can change history. God doesn’t ask for our ability but for our availability, and then He supplies the ability.Key TakeawaysMission begins with a big vision of Jesus—high, holy, and in control.God’s holiness reveals our sin, leading us to repentance and forgiveness.God is a missionary God—the Father sent the Son, the Son sent the Spirit, and the Spirit sends the Church.Evangelism isn’t radical; it’s normal Christianity lived out in everyday obedience.The faithfulness of the Church is not measured by how many fill the seats, but by how many are sent from them.Join us this Sunday at 10:30 AM! Get all the details here.