Like clay in the Potter’s hands, our lives can be reshaped by God. When we surrender to His touch, He can repair what is broken, restore what was lost, and make us again according to His purpose.
Like clay in the Potter’s hands, our lives can be reshaped by God. When we surrender to His touch, He can repair what is broken, restore what was lost, and make us again according to His purpose.
Speaker: John Williams
Like clay in the Potter’s hands, our lives can be reshaped by God. When we surrender to His touch, He can repair what is broken, restore what was lost, and make us again according to His purpose.
Like clay in the Potter’s hands, our lives can be reshaped by God. When we surrender to His touch, He can repair what is broken, restore what was lost, and make us again according to His purpose.
Like John the Baptist, our calling is not to draw attention to ourselves, but to point others to Jesus and declare, “Behold the Lamb of God.” Our lives should make Christ visible and give Him the glory.
Zacchaeus refused to remain a distant observer. His desire to see Jesus moved him from the tree into a personal encounter. Seeking after Jesus means going beyond curiosity and responding when He calls us closer.
Persecution is not a surprise for the believer — it is promised. This message explores how trials refine faith, strengthen the church, and how throughout Scripture, persecution often becomes the pathway to revival and spiritual growth.
Persecution is not a surprise for the believer — it is promised. This message explores how trials refine faith, strengthen the church, and how throughout Scripture, persecution often becomes the pathway to revival and spiritual growth.