In the Hands of the Potter: Jeremiah 18:1-12
Scott LaPierre Ministries и Woodland Christian Church
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In the Hands of the Potter: Jeremiah 18:1-12
8 428 просмотров · 6 лет назад
Scott LaPierre Ministries и Woodland Christian Church
8 428 просмотров · 6 лет назад
What does it mean to be “In the Hands of the Potter”? In Jeremiah 18:1-12, God sends Jeremiah down to the potter’s house to teach one of the clearest object lessons in Scripture. God is the Potter, His people are the clay, and He is sovereignly shaping nations, individuals, and hearts.
This sermon from Jeremiah 18 shows that God is sovereign over the nations, sovereign over individuals, and merciful toward those who repent. The marred vessel in the potter’s hands reminds us that God does not discard His people simply because they are broken or flawed. In Christ, He patiently reshapes us into vessels useful for His purposes.
But this passage also gives a serious warning. Clay that remains soft can be reshaped, but clay that hardens itself in the potter’s hands faces judgment. Judah refused to repent, saying they would continue following their own plans and the stubbornness of their evil hearts. Their response teaches us the danger of resisting God’s work in our lives.
Whether you are walking through trials, discipline, uncertainty, or conviction, the call is the same: stay soft in the Potter’s hands.
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Sermon: In the Hands of the Potter
Text: Jeremiah 18:1-12
Preacher: Pastor Scott LaPierre
Church: Woodland Christian Church
Key Verses:
Jeremiah 18:6 — “Behold, like the clay in the potter’s hand, so are you in my hand, O house of Israel.”
Isaiah 64:8 — “But now, O LORD, you are our Father; we are the clay, and you are our potter; we are all the work of your hand.”
2 Timothy 2:21 — “Therefore, if anyone cleanses himself from what is dishonorable, he will be a vessel for honorable use.”
In this sermon, you will learn:
Why God sent Jeremiah to the potter’s house
What the potter and clay reveal about God’s sovereignty
How Jeremiah 18 explains repentance and judgment
Why being marred does not mean being discarded
What it means to stay soft in God’s hands
How God shapes His people through trials, discipline, and His Word
Learn more about Pastor Scott LaPierre: https://www.scottlapierre.org/
Woodland Christian Church: https://www.woodlandchristian.net/
00:00 SERMON LESSONS
5:01 Lesson 1: The potter is sovereign over (Part I) nations.
14:12 The potter is sovereign over (Part II) individuals.
36:48 Lesson 2: The Jews hardness made them discarded vessels.
40:55 Lesson 3: We must be soft in the Potter’s hands.
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