The Patient Potter Exploring the Feminine Image of God in Jeremiah 18

In this episode of the Mother God season, we delve into the rich and evocative metaphor found in Jeremiah 18, where God is depicted as a potter shaping clay. Join us as we uncover the feminine dimensions of this powerful image and discuss how it challenges traditional views of the divine. We begin with a discussion on what the recent French performance peace defacing a historical painting has to do with noticing where God is in the world. As we dig into the historical and cultural context of Jeremiah's prophecy, understanding the significance of pottery in ancient times. We shape a new understanding of the divine with the help of ancient texts and modern insights. Don't forget to check out our free Mother God cross stitch pattern, which you can access from our Facebook Group page. Tune in for an enlightening conversation that reimagines the divine potter as a symbol of feminine strength, creativity, and compassion. Whether you're a theology enthusiast, a spiritual seeker, or someone interested in gender studies, this episode offers fresh perspectives on a timeless biblical image. Learn more about devotional crafting by visiting our website.