This is the hinge of the whole arc.
"Here I Am" by William Toll, Jimmy Clifton, and Haddon borrows the oldest surrender story in Scripture — a father willing to lay down the thing he loved most because God asked him to — and makes it personal. Not a story about someone else's faith. An invitation into your own.
This is IDOLS ON THE ALTAR. Whatever you've been gripping instead of giving — control, pride, the need to know how this ends before you'll trust the process — this is the position where it finally gets carried up and set down.
It's the hardest move in the arc. It's also the one nothing else can happen without.
If you had to carry one thing up the mountain and set it on the altar this week — what would it be? Control? Pride? A timeline you're not ready to give up?
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