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518 | I Have Been To the Potter’s House · The Woman at the Well Ministries Podcast

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God is in control.
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She's a happy girl. Hello, friends, and welcome back to another podcast of Woman
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at the Well Ministries, where we believe that all of us have to come to Jesus
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like the woman at the well in John chapter 4.
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we invite you to sit down with us as we look to the scriptures to learn more
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about God and to strengthen your daily walk with Jesus Christ.
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In today's world, one mistake and you are out.
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People give up on you at the slightest hint of adversity, weakness, or shortcoming.
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But praise the Lord, God isn't like that.
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His love, mercy, and grace are never ending.
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Join us in this podcast of Woman at the Well Ministries as Kim takes us on a
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journey through Jeremiah 18,
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1-6 and reminds us that God never
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throws the clay away and that there is restoration in the potter's house.
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Hello, and thank you for joining us in this podcast of Woman at the Well Ministries.
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We're going to take a look at Jeremiah 18, 1 through 6, and I want you to look
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at this passage of Scripture through this lens of 2 Peter 3, 9.
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The Lord is not slack concerning His promise, as some men count slackness,
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but is long-suffering to usward, not willing that any should perish,
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but that all should come to repentance.
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There isn't a person ever born that the Lord did not want to spend eternity with him.
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There has never been a person who has done anything that was further than the hand of God could reach.
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There's never been a person whose actions, behavior, whose being was beyond
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the love and the grace and the mercy of Jesus Christ.
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And we often put ourselves in these places where we hold ourselves to a standard that can't be met.
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Simply because we are human. And we hold ourselves in a higher standard than
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God himself does, because God has grace that we often do not bestow upon ourselves.
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And God gives mercy to us that we often withhold from ourselves.
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And more importantly, God's love is unconditional.
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Not only do we seem to love others conditionally,
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We often love ourselves on the condition that we are getting what we want,
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doing what we want, or that we're meeting some standard that's arbitrarily set
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by either us or those around us.
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But the truth of the matter is, everybody loves.
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Is loved by God, and everybody who submits themselves to God is fashioned on the potter's wheel.
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Let's read. The word which came to Jeremiah from the Lord, saying,
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Arise and go down to the potter's house, and there I will cause thee to hear my words.
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Then I went down to the potter's house, and behold, he wrought a work on the
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wheels, and the vessel that he made of clay was marred in the hand of the potter.
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So he made it again another vessel, as seemed good to the potter to make it.
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Then the word of the Lord came to me, saying, O house of Israel,
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can I not do with you as this potter, saith the Lord?
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Behold, as the clay is in the potter's hand, so are ye in mine hand, O house of Israel.
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May the Lord have his richest blessing on the reading of his word.
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There's some interesting things right in the get-go of this chapter.
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The first one that strikes me is that the word came to Jeremiah from the Lord.
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Jeremiah had to be a person who was acquainted with God.
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Now, we know that from what we know of Jeremiah. but think about it from this perspective.
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The Lord sought out Jeremiah to speak to him, and Jeremiah recognized his voice.
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And I think too often we are so busy in our lives that when God is nudging us
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or saying something to us, we simply don't hear it.
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And we have so much noise of the world in our lives that we often nudge God out completely.
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But I want you to know that Jeremiah understood who God was.
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And he could understand his voice. And when he said,
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Arise and go down to the potter's house, and there I will cause thee to hear
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my words, he heard him tell him to go, and in his obedience, he then met him there.
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See, this is a continuous process that speaks to Jeremiah's relationship with God.
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First, God comes to Jeremiah. He hears his voice, and he tells him to arise and go.
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And when you get there, I'm going to talk to you.
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So Jeremiah, in all essence, is going to the potter's house out of straight
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obedience with an expectation to hear from the Lord.
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And I believe that should cause all of our hearts and our minds to stir.
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When is the last time you were listening for the voice of God?
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When is the last time that you expectantly waited and was still and knew that
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he was God like we're told to do in Psalms 46.10?
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If you were honest with yourself, would you have obeyed with that expectation?
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Arise and go. And when you get there, I'll tell you what you need to know.
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Most of us aren't wired that way. We're wired to get the whole story,
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the whole plan, the whole shebang.
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And then we decide, is it worth our effort?
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That's really what we're deciding when God calls us to do something and we weigh
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it. we're determining whether or not it's worthy.
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And then we're determining whether or not we're willing to do it.
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But it all starts with being able to hear him.
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The psalmist David tells us plainly that if we hide iniquity in our heart, God will not hear us.
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And so Jeremiah is showing us right here, if you want for God to lead you and
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direct you, you're going to have to submit to him and you're going to have to follow his commands.
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If you're interested in knowing what God wants you to do, you're going to have
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to spend some time talking to him through his word and through prayer.
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And then you've got to do it with a purpose in your heart that you'll follow what it is he says.
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Because just as the potter has a plan for the clay, so too does God have a plan for you.
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You weren't haphazardly made. We're told that he knew you in your mother's womb.
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You weren't an afterthought, an accident, a mistake.
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No matter what the world has told you or people that you love have told you,
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the truth is you were wonderfully and beautifully made.
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And God has had his hands on your life all of your life.
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And he has a plan for you. He tells us in Jeremiah 29, 11, For I know the thoughts
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that I think toward you, sayeth the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil,
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to give you an expected end.
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God has a plan for you, and it's a good one.
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Regardless of what you have or haven't done, he's waiting with open arms and.
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Nail-scarred hands, already proving his love for you.
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He's waiting to receive you unto himself.
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I think we forget how very precious we are.
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In Genesis 1.27, we are told that so God created in his own image,
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in the image of God created he him, male and female created him them.
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You're not a mistake. You're not an error. You're not a marred piece of clay.
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The things you've done do not define who you are.
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They demonstrate some things about you, but they're not definitive of who you are.
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One mistake does not erase hundreds of doing things right.
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That's why in no academic setting? Are you required to get all of it right?
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Even to get the A, you don't have to get 100. We are fallible human beings,
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and he said we're to strive towards the prize of the high calling.
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We are to live our lives in such a way that we are seeking God's will,
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and we are obeying his voice.
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But we were made in his image. You bear his image, and as Christians,
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you bear his name. He's invested in you.
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There is no way that he won't drop you or leave you.
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He's not going to drop you or leave you. There's no way he's going to forsake you.
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In Hebrews 13, 5, he says he'll never leave you nor forsake you.
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You are his creation.
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We are wired as humans to love those we create.
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We are wired as people to take care of and love the things that are ours,
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the things that resemble who we are or are demonstrations of what we can do.
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But in 1 Corinthians 6, 19 through 20, he says, What?
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Know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you?
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Which ye have of God, and ye are not of your own, for ye are bought with a price.
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Therefore glorify God in your body and in your spirit, which are God's.
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This entire account in Jeremiah 18, 1 through 6 is an account that teaches us
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many lessons, but one of them for sure is that we matter.
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You matter to the Lord. You cannot escape his love.
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You cannot escape his
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presence no matter how high you go
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how far deep you go no matter how far left or
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right whether you're in the light or in the dark he is
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there he's created you and he has bought you with a price it was a great price
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god sent his son to die on the cross of calvary that those who receive him as
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Savior would have everlasting life,
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and it cost Jesus his life.
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You were bought with the sinless, spotless, priceless blood of the Lamb of God.
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Its value is not measurable.
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And you know what? That's a concept we can understand.
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Because when we buy a fancy car, we protect it. You insure it. You wax it.
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You park in two parking spots so nobody can dent your car or ding your bumper.
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You look at it. You park it in light places. You talk about it.
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Things that we spend a lot of money on, we keep track of because they're valuable.
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You take care of the things that you have bought with a great price.
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And you'll use it until you can get every drop of benefit or value from it.
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It's kind of like the toothpaste.
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You really don't pay a lot for a tube of toothpaste in the end,
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but for a tube of toothpaste, it's a lot of money.
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And so you'll roll the end up, you'll smash around on it, you'll get every drop.
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Or your favorite conditioner for your hair. You'll bang that thing on the side of the shower.
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You'll do whatever you can to get that last drop out because you've probably
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paid an absorbent amount of money for some designer hair conditioner.
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So it is of great value to you.
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So you watch it, you hold it, you take care of it.
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Perhaps you have an expensive vase from Blinko or an expensive painting.
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You paid a great price for it. And so you as humans and myself, we take care of it.
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We don't mistreat it. We don't ignore it.
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We don't give up. We don't leave it unprotected.
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How much more will Jesus Christ, who created us in his image,
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who bought us with his own life, work with us and take care of us and get every
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bit of benefit and usefulness out of us.
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This is what we learn from the potter's house.
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Jeremiah has a relationship with the Lord, and we as Christians have a relationship with him.
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Jeremiah knew his voice, and he trusted him enough to go exactly where he says
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so that he can get the more information that comes with being obedient to the word of the Lord.
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Jeremiah could trust the Lord because he absolutely knew that nothing was going
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to separate him from him.
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As we continue to look at this, he goes to the potter's house,
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and when he goes down to the potter's house, he sees the potter working on the pottery wheel.
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The Lord was making a point to Jeremiah.
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You know how Jeremiah understood, at least to the extent that all of us understand,
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how a pottery wheel works, the role of the potter on the wheel.
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But he didn't choose to tell him at his house.
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He asked him to trust him and to go so that he could see the analogy he was making.
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Sometimes God will ask us to do things, and it confounds our minds.
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It'll seem so easy or so logical or so simple that we decide that can't be from God.
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But Jeremiah here shows us that when God says, Arise and go,
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you don't need to qualify, quantify, evaluate, or analyze what he's going to say next.
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You need to arise and go. And when Jeremiah goes to the potter's house,
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something amazing happens.
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The Lord is going to reveal to Jeremiah through this process that he can see,
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hear, and understand how we too are the clay, and he is the potter.
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Jeremiah is going to pen an incredible lesson here.
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And so in verse 4, we see, and the vessel that he made of clay was marred in
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the hand of the potter. It was messed up.
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It wasn't exactly what the potter had envisioned it would be.
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And so he says, so he made it again another vessel, asking good to the potter to make it.
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I want you to see some things here. First of all, I want you to see he did not
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throw the clay away because it was marred.
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I want you to also notice that he didn't change his mind about using the clay.
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He simply remolded the clay.
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God has a plan for you, as we spoke about earlier. it's a good plan,
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and he's not going to change it on a whim.
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He has picked out the perfect plan for the skill set he's given you,
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for the personality he has created in you, for the work he has planned for you to do.
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And just because you've gotten a late start because you may have made some other
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decisions does not in any way mean that you've disqualified yourself from the work of the Lord.
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Just because you have made some mistakes in your life or come to know him late.
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Not mean he's not using you because he's always the potter and we are always the clay.
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So he doesn't change his minds because of your mistake.
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And he doesn't throw you away.
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He simply molds you into what he wants you to be.
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Now let's talk about this process for a moment.
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He puts some pressure on that clay, and he turns the wheel.
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And to make it do certain things, he puts more pressure, and then as it's doing
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what it needs to do, he puts a little less pressure, and when he needs to make
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a change, he puts a little bit more.
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This is how God works. And at any time in this process, if something goes awry,
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he doesn't throw the clay away.
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He picks it up, puts it on the wheel, and he continues to work with it.
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And Romans 8, 38 and 39 explains why God doesn't throw the clay away.
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He says, For I am persuaded that neither death, nor life, nor angels,
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nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present,
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nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature shall be able
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to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus, our Lord.
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You can't get away from the love of God.
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You can't disqualify yourself from the love of God.
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You can't be so bad that God won't love you. You can't make too many mistakes.
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You were created in his image.
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He has a purpose and a plan for you, and he's gonna see it through.
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That's how much he loves you.
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But on that wheel requires absolute obedience.
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That piece of clay has no resistance.
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The knowledge of God that Jeremiah exhibits in the opening of this chapter is
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one that shows us the value of obedience.
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Those that would know God's mind must observe his appointments and attend to his words.
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Jeremiah had an appointment with the Lord, and it was at the potter's house.
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If at any time in this process, Jeremiah had chosen not to be speaking to the
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Lord at that time, he wouldn't have gotten the message to go to the potter's house.
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Got the message to go to the potter's house, and he was just a little too tired,
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or he didn't like the potter, or he didn't care for pottery at all,
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and said, nope, I'll pass on this one.
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Had any time Jeremiah not been obedient, he would have missed what God had to
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say to him, not where he was, but where God had sent him to in our lives.
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We sometimes get comfortable. We're comfy Christians.
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We like it in our little church. We like it in our Bible study.
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We like it in our small group.
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And then God says we need to get up and arise and go somewhere else where they
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don't know us for a moment to teach someone whom we may not have a relationship with,
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even to go and assist and help someone that perhaps we have a bad relationship with.
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To go somewhere we've never been.
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Have great respect for every missionary God has ever called and who went.
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What a sacrifice.
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They hear the call and they go. And we've all not been called to be missionaries,
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but we've all been called to hear the voice of God and to go when he says go
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that might mean a hospital visit that might mean showing up at the avocado aisle at Kroger's,
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at a certain time that might mean passing your favorite gas station to go to
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the one that God says go and when you get there not only is the word of the
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Lord inserted in you to say to someone else but someone else has been helped,
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because you were where you're supposed to be.
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We have to keep our appointments with God. I encourage all of you,
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have a set time to read and to pray.
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That doesn't mean it's the only time you do it.
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But every day, make an appointment with God. He's there.
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And then you get victory over the blanket if it's an early morning one or a late night one.
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And you come and you show up because he will be there. and in the obedience
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to study his word, to know it and rightly divide it.
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He will tell you things that you don't know, and oh, other way would you know,
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that are beneficial and helpful, not only for the purpose he has for you,
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but for your life and enjoyment in this world.
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He said in John 10.10, I have come that they might have life and have it more
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abundantly. He loves you, but it requires us to leave our comfort zone.
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Eye yourself and to take up his cross and to follow him, as he tells us in Matthew 16.24.
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Jeremiah didn't go to prepare a sermon, but he went to receive a message.
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He didn't go to speak. He went to receive.
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He was told to go to the potter's house, and he knew where it was, and he went.
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Are you familiar with God's word?
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When God is speaking to your heart, do you know where to go?
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It's no crime to not know it, but it is a dreadful sorrow to not seek it.
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We need to be in the Word. We need to study to show ourselves approved.
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We need to be equipped, because He's already given it to us.
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From Genesis to Revelations, we have everything we need to be holy in this world and godly.
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But we got to know him. He had a relationship with him that allowed Jeremiah
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to know God and to trust him.
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My question to you is, do you?
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And perhaps, as we look at this potter and the wheel,
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one of the most amazing things that is revealed is that God has the power to
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form you and to transform.
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He has formed you in His image. We learned that in the beginning.
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And somewhere down the line, we may have stepped left or right of the center
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of God's will. We may have made some bad decisions.
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We may have fallen into sin.
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We may not even be able to know how we got where we got.
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But it was one small step after another, and we just found ourselves away from God.
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But God was always there.
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He didn't leave us. The distance you were feeling wasn't him.
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His arms were reaching for you. You were running from him.
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Formed you in his image he bought you with his his blood
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and he can transform you if you've gone astray if you've moved left or right
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of the center of god's will god's absolute power to shape and mold his creation
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is shown in the fact that he tells us he is just like the potter and the potter
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shapes and molds his creation.
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Action of transforming marred and broken and messed up clay into different vessels,
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it symbolizes God's ability to reshape and redeem his people,
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even when they're false, which is all of us.
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Every one of us has skeletons in our heart that we don't let anyone else know
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about, but God knows about him, and he still loves you. You know how I know that?
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Because in John chapter 4, when the woman at the well came to him,
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he began to talk to her, and he told her everything she'd ever done, not to condemn her,
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not to bring shame to her, but to let her know, I know everything there is to
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know about you, and I'm still waiting at this well for you, and I still love you.
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Jesus loves me this I know, for the Bible tells me so.
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But it requires the clay to be pliable in the hand of the potter.
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God is so powerful that there is destruction.
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If you choose not to allow him to shape you and to mold you and to make you
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into what you ought to be.
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But it's your choice to not get on the potter's wheel.
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It isn't that the opportunity isn't given to you. God is reaching out with nail-scarred
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hands, and he's asking all you, come unto me, all you that labor and are heavy
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laden, and I will give you rest.
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Take my yoke upon you. It is easy, and my burden is light.
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Jesus loves me, this I know. And you must be responsive to God's hand and his voice.
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There's a human responsibility for us to be responsive to God's hand and to
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be like the clay in the potter.
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To avoid his judgment and embrace his transforming power and his transforming
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work in our lives, we have to submit ourselves under the mighty hand of God
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that he would exalt us. in due time.
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God's not finished with you. And maybe today was a great day.
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And maybe tomorrow will be your
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day you make your mistake. Maybe 25 years ago, you made a bad decision.
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You fell into some sin and you did some things you can't take back.
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But the Bible says, but there is therefore now no more condemnation to them
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that are in Christ Jesus.
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We have been forgiven. Yet many in this day have elevated themselves above God
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and are judging themselves as unworthy.
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The only thing that keeps you from the potter's wheel is the choice to not be on it.
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God's not finished with you.
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You think you failed. God takes broken pieces, and he makes something beautiful
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and useful again, and he doesn't give up on you.
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God loves you. And the truth that we see in this passage of Scripture in Jeremiah 18,
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1-6, is that God's power is so strong that we can't resist it when we're on the potter's will.
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It's easy for God to do whatever he wants with us and to change us however he chooses.
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We can't resist his power when he forces it upon us.
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And that's the problem in destruction.
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When we've chosen not to be pliable and we've gone away from his will and we've
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led ourselves astray from his commandments.
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We're not on the potter's will, but we're safe on the potter's will,
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even if we're flawed and marred, because those nail-scarred hands are putting
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just the right amount of pressure to create exactly what he wants us to be,
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and he's transforming our mistakes into stepping stones of glory and tests for
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testimonies, and he's making us into something that says, I once was lost, but now I'm found.
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I once was blind, but now I see.
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I once walked in darkness, but now the light of the Lord is in me.
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This is what he does when we sit on the potter's wheel.
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Just one turn of his hand, one turn of the wheel, it alters the shape of the clay.
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It remakes it, it creates it, it makes it new.
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So too are we in the hands of God. Don't strive against Him.
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The Lord is much more capable than the potter.
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He creates, and he transforms. He makes, and he molds. God is sovereign.
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Woe unto them that seek deep to hide their counsel from the Lord.
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And their works are in the dark, and they say, Who seeth us, and who knoweth us?
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Surely your turning of things upside down shall be esteemed as the potter's clay.
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For shall the work say to him that made it, He made me not?
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Or shall the thing framed say of him that framed it? He had no understanding.
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Isaiah 29, 15 through 16 shows us the sovereignty of God.
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God has a clear title to dominion over all of us.
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Much more than the potter has over the clay. God has absolute power.
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The potter can only shape what is there, but God has given us matter and form.
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And he reshapes and he shapes and he loves and he's merciful and he's graceful.
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As the clay is in the potter's hands to be shaped and molded,
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so are we in God's hands, but we must submit to him and put ourselves on the potter's wheel.
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We're safe there. God is sovereign over us.
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He's not a debtor to us. He doesn't owe us anything.
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He can do what he wants with us, and he's accountable only to himself.
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He's not accountable to us.
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It would be crazy to think that this potter with a lump of clay on this wheel.
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This clay had more power than the potter.
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Yet we live our lives knowing that he is the potter and we are the clay.
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But we take the reins from his hands. We take decisions in our own minds.
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We walk away from who he is.
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We move ourselves from his correction.
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And then the plan he has for us of our own choosing.
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It doesn't come to fruition, but now, O Lord, thou art our Father.
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We are the clay, and thou art potter, and we are all the work of thy hand.
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So many times in Scripture.
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Correlates potter and clay to him and us. Under the similitude of how the potterer
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molds the clay, the Lord himself molds and makes us if we would just turn ourselves over to him.
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See, you're not so far that you can't get back on the potter's wheel.
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His hands are outstretched. He's asking you to come unto me, all you that labor.
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He's asking you to come back to him. Those that are wayward, he's saying, I am here.
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You don't have to do a thing. Just as the water is splashed upon the clay and
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it makes it pliable and moldable,
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that water of life that springs within Jesus Christ, that never runs dry,
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splashes on us, it covers us.
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It gives us life, and he's always waiting with loving arms to welcome you back
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and place you on the potter's clay, and he will remove your flaws.
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He will take away the effects of sin.
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He will make you usable and beautiful and all you ever were meant to be.
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He says in 1 John 1.9 that if we confess our sins, he's faithful and just to
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forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
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Jesus loves me. This I know. For the Bible tells me so.
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Oh, my friends, I want you to see clearly.
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But now, oh Lord, thou art our father. We are the clay and thou our potter.
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And we all are the work of thy hand. you see a potter can only mold the clay
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when it lies completely in his hand it requires complete surrender.
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Words from Corrie Ten Boom. He's the potter, and we are the clay.
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And when he speaks, we've got to be listening.
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And our relationship has to be such that we trust him.
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And obedience must be our mantra.
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It must be our way, the way of obedience.
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Obedience requires complete surrender,
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and if we're going to be molded and shaped into what God wants us to be,
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we're going to have to surrender your past won't keep you from being what God
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wants you to be it comes down to this one choice will you surrender,
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and present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable unto God,
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which is your reasonable service.
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Come to the Potter's house. Redemption is for all.
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