God is shaping who we are

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You to be in the House of the Lord this morning like to say

Happy Mother's Day to each and every one of our mothers this

morning. We appreciate what you do and

how you help us. And you know, all through our

life, I've been shaped by a godly mom, godly grandmother,

and even a godly great grandmother on both sides.

Man, I, I tell the devil all the time, you don't know who you're

messing with. Hey, man, I've been blessed way

back and had lots of prayers prayed for me.

And I thank God for that. I feel it every Sunday morning

and Wednesday night when I step up here from heaven.

They're still praying for me. Hey, man, and, and I've been

here 17 years. You probably heard all my

mother's stories. And I've, I'm going to go a

different route today and talk about the way that mothers have

have shaped us and a mother, a godly mother.

Our number one role in our life that they play is they, they

shape us. They shape who we are.

We don't realize, you know, from the pick the shoes up to put

your clothes to the tricking us. I had a mother like to trick me

sometimes. I had a great grandmother that

no matter what I did, she would never discipline me.

And I knew that I could get away with anything at her house.

And I recall one time my mother told me to go out to our house,

we didn't live very far, that she had a prize for me.

And she told me to bend over the bed.

I was 3 or 4 years old. Ford told me to bend over the

bed. She was going to bring me a

prize. And she brought me a prize.

It was the best. She was tricky from the time she

did that to the time that I was 17 and she couldn't hurt me no

more. She broke a board on my backside

and then doubled it. She didn't quit.

She was trying to shape me. Hey, man, she broke the board.

I'm like, OK, are you finished? She said Nope.

I doubled it and just kept on. But my mother didn't know, you

know, she some mothers know how to My dad knew how to whoop.

He'd wear back from living. He'd reach back there and grab

some dirt, you know. But my mother, she would just

real close. It didn't hurt.

She thought she was really doing.

But mom's whoopings didn't hurt. But if it didn't hurt, you

didn't act like it hurt. She told Dad and dad, as I said,

he would reach back in left field, right field and grab some

dirt. And it hurt, boy, it you didn't

want many of them. But I appreciate those things

now shaping me. They shape us just as God shapes

us, Amen. And so much of us and we're who

we are today and and the influence of our mothers then

that what they had on our life, you look back, it's still

shaping you. You can hear those words.

So many of the scriptures that I hold dear today I learned in the

five feet five first five or six years of my life.

Amen. And I've never forgot them.

I have never forgot those scriptures taught by my mother,

my grandmother, my great grandmother and mother's while

you're teaching and while you're nourishing your children.

Yes, even in the teen years when it seems you're banging your

head against the wall and they're not hearing what you're

saying. Anybody ever been there?

Seems they're just not responding.

Remember, you're still shaping just as God is shaping us today.

There's there's many people being shaped by God today.

And I want to preach along those lines today that God never stops

shaping us. And I think if there's anything

I could say about a godly mother today, it would be how they look

ahead and they see what's ahead. The little things that

scriptures, the things they're shaping us.

It's not what we think it is at the time.

I look at the way God's still shaping me today and shaping

you. It's never what we think at the

time. It's a far greater and a far

bigger picture than we could ever see.

And mothers never forget that. But let's stand in the reading

of the Word in Galatians chapter 6 and verse 7, Galatians chapter

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6 and verse 7, it says do not be deceived.

God is not malt for whatever man souls that he will reap.

That's why we got to keep shaping.

That's why God keeps shaping us. That's why a parent's job, a

mother's job, a father's job. It's from the cradle to the

grave. And we hope that we will see

some of the things we've sown and in life, we hope we will see

that and reap that. And verse 8 says, for he who

sows to his flesh will love the flesh, reap corruption.

And you know, we really focus on the flesh a lot today, even as

parents sowing things that our kids can see.

But the apostle Paul says here, he changes the tune of things.

He says, but he who sows to the Spirit will love the Spirit,

reap everlasting life. That's why we sow, because it's

not of this life that we're sowing when we sow scriptures,

when we sow those things as mothers, as fathers, as teachers

and preachers. In verse 9, it said us, let us

not grow weary. It's easy to grow weary in the

world that we live in while doing good.

We can't grow weary while doing good.

For a due season we shall reap. I still believe that.

Hey man, I believe we're going to see it if we do not lose

heart. Therefore, as we have an

opportunity, let us do good to all, especially those of the

household of faith. Father, we thank you for your

word today. I pray that you would touch your

word, that you would anoint this word, that I could bring it the

way you showed it unto me in Jesus name, Amen.

I challenge mothers today. Keep sowing the word of God for

he who sows of the flesh or reap of the flesh.

But if you're sowing of the Spirit, keep keep sowing the

things of the Spirit because you're shaping, you're making,

you're molding into everlasting life, something that's going to

last as the older I get, the more I see that this life is not

going to last. Hey, man, your body's going to

wear out. You're going to, they're going

to take you out to an old cemetery somewhere or they're

going to take you to a fiery furnace and they're going to

cremate you. And, and from the dust that we

were formed, we're going to return again.

The Bible says you may not really realize it now.

You may not see it in the in those that you're shaping now,

but it will come back and maybe in later years, maybe in the

deep. How many has been in the deep,

deepest, darkest trial of your life and yet what's your mother

or grandmother? Somebody sowed into you.

You remember those words and it began to shape you and God begin

to meet you at the point of your need.

Let us not grow weary while doing good for a due time.

We shall read first Peter chapter 1 and verse 3.

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See, we're leading, we're not just shaping, we're not just

harping, we're leading, Amen. If you're a godly mother today,

you're shaping. You're leading them to what?

Peter says that. And then first Peter chapter 1

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and verse 3, it says blessed be the God the Father, our Lord

Jesus Christ, who according to his abundant mercy has begotten

us again to a living hope. Say that with me.

So I know you're here this morning.

A living hope. Why do we have a living hope?

Through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.

Why did he raise from the dead, He says in verse 4 to an

inheritance. We have an inheritance.

That's why we have to keep shaping people around us as

mothers. You have to keep shaping.

It's incorruptible. It's undefiled.

That does not fade away and it's reserved in heaven for you say

it's reserved in heaven for me this morning who are kept by the

power of God through faith for salvation ready to be revealed

in the last time. And verse 6 says in this you

greatly rejoice though now for a little while, if it need be, you

have been grieved by various trials.

I like that, don't you? Why anybody in a trial this

morning, Nobody you in a trial this morning.

I like how the possible, I mean Peter how he threw that in

there. It greatly rejoice though now

for a little while, if need be, you have been grieved by various

trials. Sometimes we need a trial,

sometimes we need to walk through the valley of the shadow

of death and learn that we have a God that fears no evil.

Can I get a witness this morning?

Because it's there? He says that the genuineness,

the realness of your faith being much more precious than gold

that perishes, though it is tested by fire, may be found to

the praise and the honor and the glory of the revelation of Jesus

Christ, whom having not seen you love, though now you do not see

him, yet, believing you're rejoicing with joy,

inexpressible and full of glory, receiving the end of your faith,

the salvation of your souls. Isn't that a word from God this

morning? We're kept by the power of God.

Mothers keep shaping even in the struggles.

I know the struggles we face in life, they're real.

They're real because we have an adversary, We have an enemy, we

have a devil that's fighting for your soul this morning.

Amen. He's fighting for your child.

So, and he's never going to quit fighting this side of heaven.

He's fighting for it this morning.

The question is, are we fighting for it or do we give in?

Do we give up? I think of Jeremiah if we go to

Jeremiah chapter 18. And the Holy Spirit took me to

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this verse for somebody this morning because I know there's

times in my life I get on the wheel.

Anybody ever been on the wheel? And Jeremiah chapter 18.

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So we learned there that we're shaping everything that we do in

life. If you're as there's words

coming out of your mouth and you go to a job on Monday morning or

Friday evening, whenever it is, whatever comes out of your

mouth, somebody's what listening they're hearing, they're

listening to what you're doing. And what comes out of your mouth

could be shaping somebody in One Direction or another.

And in Jeremiah chapter 18, it says the word which came to me,

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Jeremiah from the Lord saying, arise, I like that.

The word of the Lord, you know, we come, it comes to us today.

We say, God bless me. No, he said, get up.

When the word of the Lord came, it said, arise.

Why would why would God say that always may he says that all

through Scripture, doesn't he? He says, get up from the place

that you're at and arise and begin to take hold of that which

Jesus Christ has already laid a hold of you.

But you got to arise out of the place where you're at.

And he said, go down to the Potter's house.

I like that. And there I will cause you to

hear my words. Think about that.

The Potter's house. I will cause you to hear my

words. And Jeremiah rose and he went

down to the Potter's house and he says there he was making

something at the wheel. I got it.

I got the privilege of seeing that one time.

I used to be an old Potter's house in Cumbia.

You remember it's sister, Oh bro Joe over there.

He made pottery, shipped it all over and as a young man I went

in there and I began to watch it.

I had never seen it. He would take this old lump of

clay and he would put it on this wheel and, and it was dry at

first. He would begin to throw that

water on it and he would take his foot down here and he would

touch something. He would spin it and you know,

he showed me, he said, look how smooth is you want a line there

and he take a little deal and hold it.

There was a line. You want another line and he

could do anything he wanted to it.

You want it flat. It was pretty cool to see that.

But but I begin to notice. And then later in years, I read

this 18th chapter of Jeremiah and he said I went down to the

Potter's house and there he was making something.

You ever been on the wheel of life, just spinning like crazy

and out of control and whatever God's still shaping you, He's

still making something. And he said, I arose and I went

down to the Potter's house and there he was making something at

the wheel. And the vessel that he made was

clay. Think about that.

It was clay. What are you and I?

We're clay. And he says, but there was

something different about this clay.

He said as we read this word, it says that it was a vessel that

he made was clay, but it was marred in the hand of the

Potter. When you looked at word marred

up in the Hebrew, it's Shakath, which is to run, to decay,

spoil, destroy. It describes something that's

boil like this. It got all over me when I read

it describes the clay. It's not a perfect piece of

clay. It's on a wheel.

It's being made, it's being formed.

But see, it was an old bad piece of clay.

Anybody ever been there? It maybe, maybe it felt ruined.

It was decayed. It was corrupt.

It was marred in the hands of the Potter.

It was not perfect. Amen.

Can I tell you this Christian walk?

It is not perfect. You may be marred, you may be

scarred, but you're still on the wheel.

Thank God He's still spinning it and He's still making us into

something, a vessel of honor. Anybody ever been on the wheel?

The wheels? Not a fun place at the time.

It goes on to say this Hebrew word of mard.

It means the loss of function. I've just lost all function.

Anybody ever been there? It says it was mard, and I like

what that says. Can I read that again?

In verse 4? It says in the vessel that he

made of clay, it was moored, it was messed up, it was spoiled,

it was decayed, it was out of shape and it was in the hands of

the Potter. But I focused in on that word it

says and the vessel that he made of clay was that's past tense.

Come on, teachers, help me out. That's past tense.

It was marred. But as the Potter begin to take

the clay, see it's an image of of Jesus Christ right here that

Jeremiah could have been seeing. It was an image of God When he

looks down at his children, it was a type and shadow.

Yes, it was marred. But as he began to put it on the

wheel and he began to spin it and he began to make it into

something that it wasn't anymore.

Can I get a witness? Aren't you glad you're not

marred anymore? But you was marred in the hand

of the Potter, so he made it again into another vessel.

I like that he made it again into another vessel.

I look at my brother sitting over here.

He's a he's a Texas chapter president of Northeast Texas

Motorcycle Ministry now. And I remember the first time he

walked in here, he was on the wheel what it being molded being

mad. But now he's a new vessel.

He's a leader. A man went from a follower to a

leader. That's what God does.

But even though we're marred, he's still making we're in the

hands of the Potter this morning.

Somebody ought to say man and the vessel he made of clay, it

was moored in the hand of the Potter.

So he made it again into another vessel as it seemed good for the

Potter to make not what I think it should be.

He didn't make out of me what I thought I was going to be in

life at the end of my life. I'm not, I'm not what I thought

I would be, but I put myself on the wheel and I said, God just

mold me, just make me. Then the word of the Lord in

verse five came to me saying, O House of Israel, See this is the

kicker. This is what some of you need to

learn this morning. This is what all Christians need

to learn. This is what your Mama was

trying to get you to learn. Can I not do with you as this

Potter? Can God not put the clay that He

created on the wheel? Oh yes He can.

It may be through many tolls and stairs.

It may be through you running and rebelling.

You may come to God bleeding and broken and life all messed up,

but He going to put you on the wheel.

Why? Because John 316 says God so

loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that you

should not perish, but you should have everlasting life.

So if it takes putting you on the wheel, he'll put you on the

wheel. Can I get a witness this

morning? He'll put you on the wheel.

Oh, you need a little line there.

You need a little straightening there.

I'll give it to you. I'll throw a little water on you

when you drive. So it's pretty cool.

Go look it up if you've never seen that.

But the word of the Lord came to me saying, can I not do with you

as this Potter says? The Lord, he says, look, as the

clay is in the Potter's hand, so are you in my hands.

So are we. What does that mean?

He can do whatever he wants with us, but he's a loving God and he

gives us a free will, right? So many times we have to go back

to the to the old songs. I kid my wife all time because

she grew up a Baptist. I kid her about that.

Also be singing old powers. I said they sing that.

The Baptist Church growing up, she said, yeah, we sing that.

Then they sing this. And you know, I go back to the

old song about the three Hebrew boys that was in the fire.

They didn't sing that one. But I found that most churches

sing this song. And as I remember back as I was

being molded and shaped as one of the earliest songs I

remember, you know, Jesus loves the little children, all the

children of the world, red and yellow, black and white.

You can't say that nowadays. You're racist in their sight.

That ain't what it says. Hey, man.

But he says red, yellow, black and white.

They are what precious in his sight.

And then I think back about the songs we sing.

I remember those songs that molded and made you.

He's got the whole world. Help me in his hands.

He's got the whole world in his hands.

Y'all something better than I do.

Go ahead. He's got the whole world in his

hand. He's got you and me, sister.

He's got you and me, brother in his hands.

He's got the whole world in his hand.

Y'all remember that? We need to remember that

sometime. He's got the wind and the rain.

Y'all are off key. He's got the wind and the rain.

All y'all got to say is in his hands.

I remember the other He's got the wind and the rain.

He's got the whole world in his hands.

Mother, he's got your children in his hands.

Aren't you glad God puts everything that's bothering us

in his hands? He begins to mold it, he begins

to make it, he begins to fix it. But see, we got to we got to be

willing to let God do that. Is it great to know that we're

in his hands This morning, just as Jeremiah went down to the to

the Potter, we go to John chapter 10 and we read in verse

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27, Jesus said some miraculous words right here talking about

sheep. I taught on sheep a few

Wednesday nights ago about sheep.

What are sheep or dumb sheep or dumb when you look it up and you

if you ever been around sheep, they're dumb.

They they'll follow anything. But Jesus said this.

He said in John chapter 10 and 26.

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He says you do not believe because you're not of my sheep.

As I said to you, you my sheep hear my voice, and I know them,

and they follow me, and I give them eternal life, and they

shall never perish, neither shall anyone see when you begin

to God, to let God shape you and mold you and make you in this

life, and He gives you eternal life.

He says that you will never perish, neither can anyone

snatch them out of my hand. Isn't that, isn't that great to

know that no one can snatch you out of the hand of God?

But I learned a long time ago, I can walk out of the hand of God.

I can get off the wheel and say, no, God, you're not going to

make that part of my life. I don't need those lines in my

life. I don't need that, that that

sprinkler of the Holy Spirit in my life.

I'm not going to allow you to make me say no one can snatch me

from the palm of his hand, but I can walk out of his hand.

I can walk out of that place. My Father, who has given them to

me, is greater than all, and no one is able to snatch them out

of my father's hand. And I'm the Father or one.

So why don't you just get on the wheel this morning, knowing that

you have a God that's trying to shape you, to mold you, and to

make you. Mothers never forget you're

shaping your children. Sometimes they're running crazy.

Sometimes they're on the wheel, sometimes the Potter's throwing

stuff their way. But most of all, we're in his

hands. And as the song says, the Potter

knows the clay, he knows how much pressure it can take.

He knows how much he knows how many times around the wheel

until we surrender to his wheel, right?

And guess what? He never gets tired of spinning.

He never gets tired of molding us and making us.

Because in Second Corinthians chapter 4 and verse 7, we read

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here what's really going on. Because when we're molded and

we're being made, it says in 2nd Corinthians 4 and seven that we

have this treasure in an earthen vessel.

We live on this earth, but we are a vessel and we have a

treasure that's in it. That the excellence of power may

be of God and not of us. What I am is not of me, it's of

God. See, I can't, I can't, I can't

make what God's making out of my life.

There's no way that I can do what God can do in my life

because I'm what flesh and blood.

And all I do is wrestle against flesh and blood.

And I think it's principalities of the world, but it's really

principalities of darkness trying to live in a heavenly

place. But he says we have this

treasure in an earthen vessel, that the excellence of power may

be of God, not of us. We're hard pressed on every

side, yet not crushed in that hope.

The the, the pressing is going to come, but you're not crushed.

We're perplexed, but not in despair.

Persecuted but not forsaken, struck down but not destroyed.

Always carrying about in the body the dying of the Lord Jesus

Christ, that the life of Jesus also may be manifested in our

body for while we live. Verse 11.

While we live, for he who live are always delivered to death

for Jesus sake, that the life of Jesus also may be manifested in

our mortal flesh. So then death is working in us,

but life in you. Isn't it great to know that

eternal life's working in you this morning?

It's great to know whether you go by the rapture, whether you

go by the grave, if you've been on the wheel and God's making

and molding something out of your life, Guess what?

To be absent from this body is to do what?

To be present with the Lord. What a hope we have.

Verse 13, and I'm going to close it says since we have the same

spirit of faith according to what is written, I believed and

therefore I spoke. We also believe and therefore we

speak knowing we'll stand our feet and we'll close, knowing

that he who raised up the Lord Jesus, what does that do to your

spirit? He who raises up the Lord Jesus,

Ma, ma, ma, he who raised up the Lord.

That's the God that's got us on the wheel this morning.

The same God that raised Jesus from the dead will also raise us

up with Jesus and will present us with you for all things or

for your sake. That grace having spread through

many may cause Thanksgiving to a bound to the glory of God.

Therefore, we do not lose heart. Don't lose heart.

I said, don't lose heart. I left the hospital room the

other day with my good friend James.

He was on the incubator tubes out of every place they could

possibly put one in. The spirit of the Lord said say

goodbye because I'm ready. I just felt it, but see, you

can't turn around and tell a family that that may not be

ready and know how things work in the spirit because I, I

caught a glimpse of him in the other side and I prayed with him

and I grabbed his leg. I said, buddy, I'll see you on

the other side. I knew his time of departure was

at hand. Amen.

I knew in my spirit the Lord spoke that to me.

After all the prayers and pray, faith that we had prayed, he

went to be with the Lord. But see, for many that's not a

hope, that's grieving, but when you can see the other side, when

you know you've been on the Potter's wheel, when you know

the water of the Holy Ghost has been sprinkled on your life.

And you said, God, take all of me, take everything.

I'm yours. I'm on the wheel.

Make with me what you will. There's a piece, a man, he

opened his eyes and he looked at me for the last time.

The next day he would go be with the Lord.

You know what the Holy Spirit spoke to me, this writer.

Do not lose heart even though our outward man is perishing.

Verse 16 you're perishing. We hear the doctor say, you know

what, your terminal, that shouldn't be nothing, that

you're all terminal. We're all terminal.

We're all going to die because it's you know, it's appointed to

you to die. It's appointed each and every.

We have a date with death unless Jesus Christ steps out on the

clouds and blows the trumpet. I want to take the flight.

I pray everyday. God just let me fly.

I want to take that flight. Amen.

I don't want to go by the grave, but if I do, I don't lose heart.

Because even though the outward man is perishing, the inward

man, if you, if you choose to get on that wheel that

Jeremiah's seen at the Potter's house, guess what's happening.

The inward man is being renewed. I hear these Christians talking

about man every day. Just every day I'm being

renewed, yet the N word man is being renewed day by day.

You got to look at life like this for a light affliction.

Think about all the hell that's going on in earth today.

I see the guy the other day he had a shirt on.

He said he said I'm sorry but I'm not apologizing.

I've been the same gender all my life.

We got to apologize. We're going through hell here on

earth. But yet the Apostle Paul said

it's but a lot of affliction. Why could he say that?

Because he knew what hell would be like.

He had a glimpse of both. He said I was taken up into the

3rd heaven, whether in the spirit or out, I don't know.

But I believe the Apostle Paul was taking some other places

because he had a fire that a lot of people ain't got.

He knew what was on what, what what lay beneath a man for our

light affliction, which is but for a moment, life is but a

vapor. Anybody learning that yet?

But if I asked Brother Lee back there, he's a little older than

some other, he would say life is but a vapor.

It only seems a few days ago that I could run, I could jump,

I could do all those. Life is but a vapor.

What does the Bible say? And then it's it's gone for a

light affliction, which is but for a moment this goes right.

What I was preaching to you about the will is working for us

a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory.

What's the eternal weight? Everlasting life while we do not

look, see, this is what you got to do if you're going to live

for Jesus because you cannot see Jesus.

I hear all these people that have seen him and I hope they

did because they're writing books and making millions.

They better hope they did. But why?

We do not look at the things which you're seeing.

Would you close your eyes this morning and not look at what

you're seeing? While we do not look at things

which you're seeing, but at the things which you're not seeing?

What do you see? Is there wary in your mind this

morning? Do you recall the words that

Mother spoke to you years ago? What do you see?

What do you see when you're all alone and nobody else is around?

And what do you see for the things which you're seeing, the

things which you're striving for?

He says they're only temporary. But the things which are not

seen, I can't see heaven. I can't see the friends that's

going on to be with the Lord, the loved ones.

But he said that which I cannot see is eternal.

And in chapter 5 he says, for we know that if our earthly house,

this tent is going to blow away, right, it's going to be

destroyed. We have a building from God.

Boy, I love this verse right here.

A house that is not made with hands, eternal in the heavens.

For in this tent now we see we grown earnestly desiring to be

clothed with our habitation, which is from heaven, if indeed

having been clothed, we shall not be found naked.

For we who are in this tent groan, being burdened, not

because we want to be unclothed, but further clothed that

mortality may be swallowed up by life.

Now he who has prepared us for this very thing is God, who also

how get have has given us the Spirit as a guarantee.

You have a guarantee this morning.

For we are always confident, knowing well, some of you say

it's good stuff, it's in the Bible, read it.

Hey man, it's there. close your eyes and know this.

What are you doing right now? You're believing for that.

What you cannot see, knowing that while we're at home in the

body, we're absent from the Lord.

And in verse 7 it says, for we walk by faith.

Say that with me we walk by faith.

I don't walk by what I see at the church house.

I don't walk by what I see my brother doing.

I walk by faith, which is a substance of things hoped for,

the evidence of what I cannot see.

In Hebrews we say it with me, we walk by faith and not by sight.

That which I'm doing I do not want to do, but I do it anyway.

Sometimes that's OK. Just keep walking by faith.

You'll become that person that the Bible says you can be.

Just keep walking by faith. Just get on the wheel.

Let him spin you a little bit more.

For we walk by faith and not by sight.

We are confident, yes, well pleased.

I love this verse right here. Rather, to be absent from the

body is to be present with the Lord.

Therefore we make it our aim, whether present or absent, to be

well pleasing to him. Why don't we do this verse 10

after you've been on the wheel because we must all appear

before what the judgment seat of Christ that each one may receive

the things done in the body according to what he has done,

whether good or bad. Knowing therefore, that the

terror of the Lord we persuade men, but we are all well known

by God. Paint yourself and say I'm well

known by God. He knows me, He knows my rising

up, my sitting down, He knows all my ways and he has searched

me. We are all well known to God and

I also must trust or well known in your conscience.

Father, we thank you for your word.

We thank You that your word is truth and life.

I have given you the word of God and what it says about who you

are this morning. We thank God for the mothers

that have shaped us, that has molded us, that has made us.

And you know the greatest thing about God and he's like a

mother. He will never quit loving you.

Jesus loves you this morning. He's aware of everything you're

going through. Would you somebody grasp that

this morning? The devil's going to come and

tell you, man, you ain't even worthy to be in this.

You don't know about God. You're not living for God.

You just get on the wheel and say, God, I know it.

I agree with the devil. Devil says, oh, you can't tell.

You're right, devil, I can't do it, but I know a man who can.

Jesus loves you this morning as the song plays.

Would you let him love you this morning?

Would you get out of your mind what all you've done and what

all you maybe said this week that ain't lining up with the

Word of God? And just remember that Jesus

loves you. If you need to know He loves

you, come up this morning. Just worship him.

Pray where you're at, wherever you worship.

But let him shape you. Let him mold you.

Let Him make you. Thanks for listening to the

Cross Power Church podcast. May you know that true hope,

peace, and salvation can only be found in Jesus.

If you're near Campbell, TX, we would love for you to join us in

person. You can find service times at

crosspowerchurch.com.