The Divine Potter - Central Speaks

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Discussion Questions (Week commencing Sunday 31st May 2020) Text: Jeremiah 18:1-10 What kind of “pot” best describes you? Kettles? Cracked pot? Frying pan? Cast-Iron? Flower pot? Fine china? Proverbs 1:7 talks about fear of the Lord as the beginning of knowledge. What do you understand to be a holy fear of God? How have you experienced God reshaping your life? What are some of the changes? Are God’s plans for your life set in “concrete” or in “soft clay”? In God’s remoulding work on your life, what chip/crack/bulge/ blemish would you like him to work on at the moment? How does this passage of scripture influence your Christian life this week?

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This episode was published on May 30, 2020.

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Discussion Questions (Week commencing Sunday 31st May 2020) Text: Jeremiah 18:1-10 What kind of “pot” best describes you? Kettles? Cracked pot? Frying pan? Cast-Iron? Flower pot? Fine china? Proverbs 1:7 talks about fear of the Lord as the...

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