Mark Gillmore challenges students to a Isaiah 6–shaped surrender—seeing God’s blazing holiness, owning our sin, receiving cleansing through Christ, and answering the call: “Here am I; send me.” Along the way he shares frontline testimonies from South Sudan, Cameroon, Grenada, and South Asia, and insists that true holiness is inseparable from the Great Commission—stop making excuses, start making disciples. The “remnant” isn’t tiny; believe God for a 10% harvest where you live, learn, and serve. 

Topics Discussed

• Stories from the Go Mission podcast: church-planting in war zones, Muslim and Pygmy gospel breakthroughs, student mission internships, and movement-level disciple-making. 
• Isaiah 6 pathway: vision of God’s holiness → “Woe is me” honesty → altar/cleansing → “Send me” availability. 
• Holiness defined: not retreat, but sharing God’s heart for the lost and joining His mission. 
• “Remnant” as 10%: faith to reach a tenth of your school, neighborhood, or city. 
• Practical call: make disciples, not excuses—be God’s mouthpiece where the darkness is. 

Key Takeaways

• A high view of God produces a low view of self—and makes room for cleansing and calling. 
• The same Jesus on the throne went to the altar (the cross) so sinners could be cleansed, not consumed. 
• Holiness and mission are welded together; you can’t be holy while ignoring the Great Commission. 
• Stop aiming small: ask God for a “tithe” of your community. 
• Make disciples, not excuses—today.