This Sunday at Frontier, we had the privilege of welcoming Cheryl Allen, director of the Pasadena International House of Prayer—a leader who carries a deep passion for prayer, the presence of God, and awakening the church to live with both the Word and the Spirit.

In this message, Cheryl walks us through Book of Isaiah 6—a powerful vision of the Lord seated on the throne. In a moment of cultural noise and personal distraction, Isaiah is given clarity: God is holy, God is present, and God is still reigning.

But this isn’t just a vision to admire—it’s an encounter that transforms.

Isaiah’s story moves from awe to awareness, from conviction to cleansing, and ultimately to surrender: “Here am I. Send me.”

This message invites us to recover a vision of God that is bigger than our circumstances—and to rediscover the place of prayer as the space where we are realigned, renewed, and sent.

If you’ve felt distracted, distant, or unsure of what God is doing in this season, this message will call you back to what is most real—and to the God who is still on the throne.