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From Exposure to Cleansing to Commission Throughout this series, we’ve traced the movement of God’s holiness—a movement that appears repeatedly from Genesis to Revelation. First, the holiness of God exposes our sin. When Isaiah stood before the glory of the Lord, he cried: “Woe is me!” (Isaiah 6:5) He was undone—not because God sought to destroy him, but because God’s holiness revealed the truth about his condition. But the story never ends with exposure. God’s holiness also provides...

Introduction: Standing in the Light When Isaiah stood before the throne of God, he did not boast of his prophetic calling. He did not recount his achievements or ministry work. He didn’t even attempt to speak words of praise. Instead, he cried out in total brokenness: “Woe is me, for I am undone! Because I am a man of unclean lips, and I dwell in the midst of a people of unclean lips; for my eyes have seen the King, the LORD of hosts.” (Isaiah 6:5, NKJV) This was not a casual emotional...

Exposed by the Light Have you ever stood under a spotlight so bright that it revealed every detail you normally wouldn’t notice? Every wrinkle, every flaw, every imperfection suddenly comes into view. That’s what happens when we encounter the holiness of God. His holiness is not dim, gentle, or flattering—it is piercing. His light exposes everything about us, not to shame us, but to reveal our need for Him. In Isaiah 6, the prophet Isaiah had such an encounter. He saw the Lord high and lifted...