Shape, Mold, or Stuck- When God works with Mud

In this inspiring episode of Emunah (Hebrew for faith or belief), host Dr. Tamara Henry teams up with the dynamic online Bible study group Restore, Refocus, and Refresh (RRR) a community that meets the first 12 days of each month to explore Holy Spiritled themes for real-life growth. This months focus, Shape, Mold, or Stuck, invites listeners to see mud not as a mess, but as Gods creative material. Drawing from scriptures like Genesis 2:7, John 9:67, Psalm 40:2 and 69:2, and Isaiah 64:8, the group unpacks how God uses even the muddy seasons of life to form, refine, and restore us. Four members of RRR bring fresh insights through four powerful points: We Are Formed from Mud Minister Julian M. Daniel an East Tennessee musician, worship leader, and emerging minister reminds us that God shapes beauty from humble beginnings. A Lee University graduate in Ministry Leadership, Julian now shares the gospel through both music and preaching alongside his wife, Jennifer. Mud as a Symbol of Struggle Apostle Dr. Jennifer London, pastor of Anointed for Christ Ministries and Bread of Life Outreach in Georgia, draws from over 32 years of ministry to show that even our struggles serve purpose. She emphasizes that true leadership begins with servanthood and even in the mud, God is molding us for mission. Mud as the Medium of Miracle Elder Marcia Hughes of Columbia, SC, brings warmth and wisdom as she explores how God turns what seems dirty or broken into the very material for healing and transformation much like Jesus did when He used mud to restore sight. The Choice of the Clay Shaped or Stuck Sister Yvonne Burton, a retired nurse from Columbia, SC, reminds us that while God is the Potter, we must yield to His shaping. Her life of faith, family, and devotion beautifully reflects what it means to stay moldable in the hands of the Creator. Key Takeaways Dont despise small beginnings or your muddy moments God works with raw material. Once stuck, we cant climb out alone. Deliverance comes when we call on the One who lifts us out of the miry clay. God can use what looks dirty or useless as the very tool for healing and transformation. Join the Conversation: Wed love to hear how this episode spoke to your spirit. Share your thoughts, comments, or testimony: Email: [email protected] Website: Women of the Word wordconsultingllc.comRestore, Refocus and Refresh - call in #774-267-7513 or download "StartMeeting" app Pass Word: clubchrist718