Hymns Based on Isaiah 6:8

Christ of the Upward Way is a hymn of discipleship, courage, and consecrated response.

God Hath Spoken by the Prophets is a twentieth century hymn that celebrates the continuing call of God's word to justice and faithful living.

Here I Am, Lord is a hymn about the encounter between divine compassion and human vocation.

Here, O Lord, Your Servants Gather is a hymn that celebrates the gathered community of believers meeting in the presence of God.

It May Not Be on the Mountain's Height, better known by its refrain I'll Go Where You Want Me to Go, is a gospel hymn of willing service.

Lord Speak to Me is a nineteenth century hymn by Frances Ridley Havergal that expresses a prayer for faithful Christian service.

“Lord, You Have Come to the Lakeshore” is the widely used English form of Cesáreo Gabaráin’s Spanish song “Pescador de Hombres.

My Master, See, the Time Has Come is a missionary hymn that calls believers to respond faithfully to Christ's command to proclaim the gospel.

Open My Eyes, That I May See is a devotional hymn of prayer and spiritual openness written by Clara Hester Scott in the late nineteenth century.

See How Great a Flame Aspires is a vivid missionary hymn by Charles Wesley that celebrates the spreading power of the gospel through the work of the Holy Spirit.

Send Me, Lord is a hymn of commitment and availability that expresses the believer's willingness to respond to God's call.

The Voice of God is Calling is a powerful clarion call to social action and prophetic ministry.

Whom Shall I Send? is a modern hymn by Fred Pratt Green that reflects on the biblical theme of God's call to service.