This wonderfully descriptive opening passage of Isaiah 6 vividly illustrates Isaiah’s breathtaking vision of the sanctity of God whose glory fills the whole of the earth.

In the face of this glory, Isaiah’s vision quickly dissolves into serious reflection and personal confession. He is humbled by the grandeur of God...

Loving God, open my eyes, my ears, and my heart this day so that I may be renewed to answer your call. Amen.


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Leccionario Semanal
February 4–10, 2019
Resumen de la Escritura

The theme of calling is continued in this week’s readings. Isaiah has a vision of God on the throne and is terrified because he knows that he is unworthy; yet he is being called by God. The psalmist, traditionally David, praises God for having a purpose for his life and bringing it to completion. Paul echoes Isaiah’s sentiments of his own unworthiness to the Corinthians. While assuring his readers of the reality of Christ’s bodily resurrection, Paul recognizes that he preaches only by the grace of God. When Jesus is calling his disciples, Simon Peter recognizes him as the Lord and cowers because he feels unworthy—much like the prophet Isaiah had done. These readings teach us that God’s call is based not on our worthiness but on our willingness.

Preguntas para la reflexión

Read Isaiah 6:1-13. When have you heard a difficult call from God? How did you come to finally say, “Here I am; send me”?
Read Psalm 138. How have you seen God uplift the lowly and the humble? How have these experiences changed the way you live out your faith?
Read 1 Corinthians 15:1-11. How does your life witness to Christ’s resurrection?
Read Luke 5:1-11. How has Christ called you? Whether or not you feel worthy to the call, Christ wants you to follow.

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