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Have you ever felt like life is spinning out of control, yet something deep inside whispers that a Master is still at work? In this powerful message, Pastor James Ford reminds us that we are still on the wheel—clay in the hands of a sovereign Potter who never makes mistakes. Through vivid illustrations from Jeremiah 18, humorous stories, and raw biblical truth, Pastor Ford unveils God’s unmatched sovereignty: His divine perspective, the secure position of the clay in His hands, and His purposeful work that turns our messes into masterpieces. Whether you’re facing wayward children, financial strain, health battles, or marital storms, this sermon will lift your eyes to the One who is big, bad, and in charge—forming and filling every detail of your life for His glory. If you need encouragement that God is not done with you yet, this episode is a must-listen. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear that they’re still on the wheel. Subscribe to Voices of the Faithful, leave a review, and join the conversation in the comments—what area of your life do you need to surrender to the Potter today?

I woke up this morning amazed to learn that Jesus still teaches us today through the use of parables. I am not talking about the parables we currently see in the Gospels. I am refering to promptings of the Holy Spirit in our daily lives. Now, please understand, the mesaage I am about to share with you was NOT a dream! It was a very clear impression upon my heart and soul that I could visualize as easily as watching a show on TV. And while this was not a new experience for me, because of the recent teaching I have been sharing on the Holy Spirit and His purpose, I was much more in tune with His prompting and the message I was being given. that being said, here we go: "Do not, my beloved be in a rush to touch the anointed garment laid out before you. Be patient and wait for the Holy Spirit to guide you in God's timing. Does a bride don her wedding gown days, or even weeks before her wedding as daily wear? Will she wear that special garment to perform ordinary household chores? Or does she keep it well protected so it is not damaged, awaiting her special day? So it is with the anointing placed on our lives. Be not rushed to move into your fulfillment. While things may appear to be moving slowly to us, we must trust in God's perfect timing for our lives. Your gifts are given for a purpose, God's Purpose, not our own. And, when the Holy Spirit pushes you to that purpose, do not withdraw in fear or doubt. For that which you are called to, you shall also be equipped for. Step out in faith, secure in the knowledge that each step shall be measured and guided in power and authority. Amen