When I first started writing this blog, I had no idea what I was doing—only that the Lord was prompting me to share. Since then, I’ve learned a lot about how to write, how to connect, and how to end a post with something called a call to action. In writing terms, a call to action encourages someone to respond. To move. To engage. But the truth is, calls to action didn’t originate with marketing or blogs. They’re woven all throughout Scripture. The Bible is full of divine invitations that required someone to take a step of faith: • Abraham was called to leave everything familiar and go to an unknown land. • He later readied his son for sacrifice in obedience to God’s voice. • Moses’ parents defied Pharaoh and hid their baby boy. • Noah built an ark when rain didn’t even exist yet. • Esther risked her life to stand before the king and save her people. • David stepped onto the battlefield with a sling and a stone. • Jesus Himself told us to go into all the world and preach the gospel. • And the greatest call to action? Jesus answering the call to be