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There comes a moment when every believer must decide-will they stay where it is safe, or will they step forward into the unknown, trusting God with everything? "Send Me - Embracing the Call, No Matter the Cost" is a journey into the heart of surrender, where faith is tested, comfort is shaken, and obedience is everything. It is not a story of ease but of sacrifice, not of convenience but of conviction. To follow the call of God means letting go of fear, silencing doubt, and walking forward even when the path is unclear. It means choosing faith over comfort, purpose over popularity, and eternal reward over temporary gain. The world is filled with distractions, voices calling believers to settle, compromise, and blend in, but the call of Christ is radical, urgent, and life-changing. This book explores the struggles, challenges, and deep joy that come with saying, "Here am I, send me." It uncovers the cost of following Jesus-not just in words, but in action, in sacrifice, in laying down everything for the sake of the Gospel. It asks hard questions: Are we willing to follow when the road is lonely? Will we trust when nothing makes sense? Will we give when there is nothing left? Through biblical truth, real-life examples, and soul-stirring challenges, "Send Me" calls every believer to step into a life of bold faith. It is not about being qualified, strong, or ready-it is about being willing. It is about answering the call, embracing the cost, and living with no regrets. The time is short, the need is great, and God is still looking for those who will go. This world is not our home, and our lives are not our own. The only thing that will matter in the end is whether we said yes-whether we obeyed, whether we loved, whether we followed Him, no matter the cost.
