What the Potter and the Clay Really Means

Do the potter and the clay described in Jeremiah 18 mean God overrides your will? A lot of teaching built around once-saved-always-saved (OSAS) leans on this image to say your choices don't really factor into your standing before God. But when you read the whole passage, God tells us exactly how He (as the Potter) works. Get Tio's Trios, my free weekly newsletter: a Scripture reflection, an AI and robotics update, and a gratitude note, every week: https://jerrysweaffordjr.substack.com/ This is video one in a series correcting the OSAS doctrine. We're starting with Jeremiah 18, a text that illustrates how God uses His sovereignty in response to human free will. Scripture quotations taken from the New King James Version®. Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson. Used by permission. All rights reserved.