I don’t know about you, but I’ve got some things going on right now
in my life that I would like to have some control over. In reality,
they couldn’t be further out of my grasp. I have no say, no
control…just going along for the ride and waiting on God to show me the
next step. It’s hard, it’s tiring, and on some days completely
exhausting. But, I know He has a plan and His timing is perfect, so he
will reveal it to me when He’s ready.
The world and our
life experiences shapes us, molds us, makes us who we are. Each one of
us are works of art, being shaped and molded into the person that we are
today. We are all clay on the potter’s wheel of life. Unfortunately,
through trials and hardships of this world, some of us have become dry
and hard. We harbor brokenness, loneliness and sadness.
As I read the scripture in {Jeremiah 18:4} But
the pot he was shaping from the clay was marred in his hands; so the
potter formed it into another pot, shaping it as seemed best to him. See, just
the same, God can smash us down into a lump of clay, and removes those
impurities and take our mistakes, our imperfections, even our control
issues and make them into something new and beautiful that will serve
His purpose.
I have learned to completely surrender my
life to Him. Not just the parts that are hard or that I don’t want, but
all of it. I have to trust that if I surrender my tight hold on this
situation that I have been desperately trying to control, if I truly let
go, then I can be free to see God’s hand at work and I can trust that
it will turn out just as He had planned
- How often do we try to control our lives in the same way instead of letting our potter, our God, mold us into HIS purpose for our lives?
God
knows our pain and suffering. He wants to shape us into awesome
women. He knows our strengths and potential to do great things. Why
don’t you ask Him to be the Potter of your life. Stop allowing the
world to fashion you. The Lord adds drops of water to each one of us to
make us more supple and pliable. He forms and shapes us into what He
intended for us to be, but you must allow Him to work through you.
Whatever
experiences in life have shattered you, or someone has hurt you or if
you have caused the shattering within yourself, God reaches out and
picks up the pieces and uses them to make something beautiful
I
hope you will allow God’s Living water to permeate you and agree to
connect with Him by stirring up the Holy Spirit within. Allow Him to
continually work at refining and forming you into mighty vessels and
allowing God to be the Potter in You life.
We each have our own God-given purpose
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