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Isaiah 64:8 · BSB
64:8 But now, O LORD, You are our Father; we are the clay, and You are the potter; we are all the work of Your hand.
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…souls have forced us to live in the desolate places outside the kingdom of God, estranged from our father. The prophet Isaiah spoke of this inIsaiah chapter 64when he said that in sin, we have all become like one who is unclean. We're all lepers. The rebellious soul sick with sin and the consequences of…
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…to live your life your way, as per Frank Sinatra, then you will discover that one of the consequences of that is that gratitude will slip away.Isaiah chapter 64and verse 6. We read these, All of us, said Isaiah, all of us have become like one who is unclean, and all our righteous acts are like filthy rags.…
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…sobering message, but it also is encouraging because it lets us know that what we do, it really does count. My life, God's way, but it's our story.Isaiah chapter 64, verse number eight says this yet, Lord, you are our father. We are the clay, and you are the potter. We are all the work of your hands. When when…
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…desire and God's desire to put the world right. And so we're going to look at one of these lessons more closely, the one we just heard read,Isaiah chapters 64and 65. And the question we're going to be asking is, what does Christmas have to do with justice? Why is this such a central theme as we try to…
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…is good, but you have lost your first love. friends, let me ask you, are there saints sitting in church this morning who've lost their first love?Isaiah chapter 64and verse 6 says that our spiritual experience is like the autumn leaves, it fades and withers. Maybe the Holy Spirit is whispering in your ear…
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…An elderly couple of women who were sisters, Christine and Peggy Smith, have been praying together for a very long time, based on a verse inIsaiah chapter 64, which inspired them to pray week in, week out. And this is the verse. The Lord says, Meeting together, praying around this promise of God in…
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…We are earthen vessels made of clay, which means that we are full of opportunities, but yet there's still some fragility that exists within us.Isaiah chapter 64tells us that we are clay in the potter's hands, that Jeremiah 18, 6 says that we are simply clay in the hands of a masterful God. Paul tells us in…
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…personed response to the wholeness of God. One of my favorite verses that sums this up, uh, this sums up what it looks like to remember God is inIsaiah chapter 64. Isaiah chapter 64, verse 6 says that God meets those who joyfully work righteousness, who remember him in their ways. Remembering God is to…
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…45 of his writing and verse number 9 talking about this dynamic of the potter and the clay. But I really like how Isaiah talks about it here atIsaiah chapter 64, verse number eight, where it simply says this, but now, O Lord, you are our father. We are clay, and you are our potter. And we are the work of…
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