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Abstract: The narrative of the sending in the book of Isaiah is often used as a basis for confirming the calling to become a servant. In this writing, the prophet Isaiah shows an attitude of readiness to be sent by the LORD, even though he is in the midst of chaotic social conditions. Through qualitative research methods supported by historical-critical interpretation, the interpretation of Isaiah 6:1-13 must be empirical and factual. This approach allows us to understand the context and deep meaning of Isaiah’s experience. The results of the study show that Isaiah is a prophet who is not only ready to be sent, but also provides a relevant example for the calling of servants in the church today. In a world full of challenges and difficulties, Isaiah’s attitude inspires servants to remain faithful in carrying out their duties. He shows that even though times change, the call to serve remains and must be answered with courage and commitment. This article aims for servants to emulate Isaiah as a role model in being willing to be sent to various places, regardless of location and situation. Thus, it is expected that every servant can respond to the call of the LORD with full obedience and enthusiasm, making their service a real manifestation of living faith.