The Divine Calling: A Journey Through Isaiah Chapter 6

Understanding the Message

In Isaiah Chapter 6, the prophet Isaiah shares a profound vision. He stands before the Lord and His heavenly hosts. God's voice calls out, "Go and tell this people," referring to a nation that persistently rejects Him without remorse.

In the year that King Uzziah died, Isaiah sees the Lord sitting on a throne, high and lifted up. His robe fills the Temple, and seraph angels surround Him. Each angel has six wings—two covering their faces, two covering their bodies, and two for flying.

The angels call to one another, proclaiming, “Holy, holy, holy is the Lord All-Powerful. His glory fills the whole earth.” The sound shakes the doorframe, and the Temple fills with smoke.

Isaiah, frightened, exclaims, “Oh, no! I will be destroyed. I am not pure enough to speak to God, and I live among people who are not pure enough to speak to Him. But I have seen the King, the Lord All-Powerful.” A fire burns on the altar.

One of the seraph angels uses tongs to take a hot coal from the fire. The angel flies to Isaiah and touches his mouth with the coal, saying, “When this hot coal touched your lips, your guilt was taken away, and your sins were erased.”

Then Isaiah hears the Lord’s voice asking, “Who can I send? Who will go for us?” Isaiah responds, “Here I am. Send me!” The Lord instructs him to tell the people, “Listen closely, but don’t understand. Look closely, but don’t learn.” This command serves to confuse them, preventing them from truly understanding what they hear and see.

Isaiah asks, “Lord, how long should I do this?” The Lord replies, “Do this until the cities are destroyed and all the people are gone. Do this until there is no one left living in the houses, and the land is destroyed and empty.”

The Lord will make the people go far away, leaving large areas of empty land. A tenth of the people will remain, but they will be like oak trees that, when chopped down, leave a stump—a special seed that will grow again.

The Significance of Isaiah Chapter 6

Why was Isaiah Chapter 6 chosen to convey this message? God has walked with me throughout this assignment, guiding me through various biblical stories. These stories lead me to a deeper understanding of my calling and what I must do in this world.

Isaiah Chapter 6 lays the foundation for recognizing God's calling on my life. The assignment He gave me is to deliver a message to people today who refuse to turn from their evil ways and surrender to the Lord Jesus Christ.

A Call to Awareness

Join me as we explore a place where God's light exposes individuals who harm others. This behavior was unknown to me until I encountered them in real life.

I will share what God revealed to me about this group of people. It is crucial for you, the reader, to understand what God is saying about this ordeal and how He brought them into my life, affirming that He sent me.

My Personal Journey

In the house where I grew up, we believed in God. We knew His name was Jesus. However, before I truly knew the Lord through His Word, my life was chaotic. The relationship drama I experienced as a child continued into adulthood, leaving me drained and feeling worthless.

I made many mistakes, unaware of their consequences until I faced the pain. Even then, I repeated those mistakes, feeling angry, hurt, disappointed, and hopeless. I often cried out to God, asking, “Why am I here? Why was I born?”

Years have passed since those days, and I now know that God answers questions. There is a difference between doubting who God is and genuinely seeking answers. God desires for us to know Him fully and deeply.

I understand that many of you long to know the Lord and carry deep questions in your hearts. The Lord wants to answer every question you have. He desires both you and me to know Him fully.

God heard my questions: “Why am I here? Why was I born?” He answered me, revealing that when He wants me to know something, He speaks through His Word, confirms it in dreams or visions, or speaks directly to me.

Dreams as Divine Messages

God gave me dreams, and I will share a couple in this book. For now, let me tell you about two dreams that revealed harmful behavior patterns in a group of people. These dreams were given to show who I am in Him and what He intended for me to do on earth for His glory.

The First Dream

The first dream occurred during a Sunday morning service at a church I attended years ago. I was young in my faith but recognized the voice of God. The preacher read from Isaiah Chapter 6, where God asks, “Who will I send, and who will go for us?”

As I listened, I felt a stirring in my spirit. When the preacher quoted the scripture, I shouted from the pews, “Here I am, God! Send me! I will go!” I didn’t know where I was meant to go, but I meant it. I reaffirmed my commitment to God, saying, “Send me, God. I just want to know You are there with me.”

At that moment, God had already given me a song that resonated with my soul. I have shared the first dream many times on podcasts and social media. I will continue to share it until what God has said about this group of people comes to pass.

I realized that God had called me to something significant. My response in that small setting, among women who looked like me, some worse off than me, was a testament to His grace. I thought, “Wow, God! Without You, that could have gone another way, but because of You, it didn’t.”

The Second Dream

I was living in Minnesota for the second time when I had the first dream in the early 1990s. I was deep in sin, free from drugs, but still in a difficult financial situation. The song I mentioned earlier was a constant reminder that God was preparing me for something I wasn’t ready for. Each time I heard it, it felt like God was telling me about my purpose.

After God healed and delivered me from my afflictions, He reminded me of the dreams He had shown me. I remembered how I had trusted Him in the face of my enemies and how He had prepared me for the journey ahead.

The first dream was terrifying. I dreamt of human-like demons chasing me up and down a long, white staircase. Their goal was to capture me and imprison me. I woke up multiple times, only to fall back asleep and dream the same dream again.

Years later, I encountered this group of people in real life. Since 2014, I have experienced their catastrophic behavior. They began to undermine my work and intentions at my job, which I held for fifteen years.

In 2018, I was forced from my job and decided to focus on ministry. This forced retirement was bittersweet. I was followed by this group, constantly watching my surroundings. It left a bitter taste in my mouth.

However, the sweet part was realizing that what I perceived as someone trying to hurt me had finally revealed itself. I shared this with my family and friends.

The Ongoing Battle

Right before the pandemic in January 2020, God moved me from Willow Brook, Illinois, where this group focused on taunting me. Their intent was to harm me and make it look like an accident through their hate, sorcery, and other malicious acts.

I cried out to God, asking, “How serious is this, Lord?” I waited for years to hear a word from Him. In June 2025, God spoke to me, saying, “You who kill, causing people to harm themselves, disobeying all laws, taking no thought that you are the cause of their death.”

God continued, “You with your hate and sorcery, this is about the end.” He warned that those who deceive others will ultimately face judgment.

The Divine Message

When it was time for me to move from Willow Brook, I relocated to Park Forest, where another group lived. God allowed me to see their true nature. After four years in Park Forest, He took me on a journey in another dream, revealing their location.

God instructed me to draw a picture of their residence, and I obeyed. He ministered to me, saying, “Pretend you are a prisoner being taken away. Do this during the day so they can see you.”

God also told me to go out with my face covered so I wouldn’t see where I was going. This was a message to the group, indicating their spiritual blindness and their destructive ways.

God said, “If you turn from your evil ways to Me, you will live. You will make it through the fire. If you do good, good will follow you; if you do evil, it will follow you.”

The Call to Action

In the second dream, I found myself on a podium, speaking to a faceless group of people. I turned to Jesus, who was beside me, and asked, “What am I doing?” He replied, “You are telling them about Me.”

This dream confirmed my assignment: to share the truth about Jesus with those who lack understanding. God explained that the faceless people represented those blinded by the god of this world.

I heard God’s call on my life through a sermon before I knew you existed. When God brought you before me, I recognized you.

And this is what the Lord says: You who babysit parking lots to reach your targets, you who obey those in the dark, you who disrupt God’s house—go and tell this people that keep on hearing but do not understand.

God instructed me to tell them what He has given me, just as Isaiah did. I asked God, “How long?” He replied, “Until their cities and houses are laid waste, and I have removed them far away.”

God assured me that even if a tenth of the people remain, He will return and destroy it again. The message is about the end, and it will come true. Be patient and wait for it; it will not be late.

In June 2025, God led me back to Isaiah 6:8. I read it again, and the Lord confirmed all He had said. “Now go, and tell this people: that keep on hearing but do not understand. The Word of the Lord has been heard.”

This short story continues the sequence from my books:

There Is Nothing New Under the Sun! Blow the Trumpet! Sound the Alarm! My People Are in Danger — Part 1

&

There’s Nothing New! Hidden Kingdoms Exposed — Part 2.

Shattered: Though the names have changed, the game remains the same—this message is for both the saved and the unsaved. There’s Nothing New Under the Sun: The Short Story.