Isaiah walked into the throne room of God, and the first words out of his mouth were "Woe is me." In part two of our short series on worship, Jud Jordan follows Isaiah 6 through three movements — confession, restoration, and sending — and makes the case that confession isn't the gloomy part of worship but the doorway into it. Along the way: why confession isn't a list of every sin from the week, what "atoned for" really means, and how gratitude turns faith from a have-to into a get-to.