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A new chapter is not just a change of season—it is a moment of divine reshaping. In this powerful episode, we journey to the Potter’s house (Jeremiah 18:1–6) to witness how God works with what is in His hands. The clay was marred, yet it was not discarded. Instead, the Potter began again.

This message speaks to anyone who feels broken, delayed, or reshaped by life’s pressures. God is not finished with you. The same hands that formed you are still moulding you for His purpose. What looks like interruption may actually be divine preparation for a greater vessel.

In this episode, you will discover:

What it means to start a new chapter under the sovereign hands of God

Why brokenness does not disqualify you but positions you for transformation

How surrender keeps us pliable in the Potter’s hands

The difference between resisting the process and yielding to divine shaping

This is a call to trust the process, embrace God’s timing, and allow Him to remake you according to His perfect will. The next chapter of your life will not be written by your past failures, but by the Potter who holds your future.

In this conversation, Wilfred explores the metaphor of God as the potter and humanity as clay, emphasizing the transformative power of divine intervention. He discusses the importance of repentance, the invitation to remain in God's hands, and the often uncomfortable process of spiritual growth. The conversation highlights the need for individuals and nations to respond positively to God's call for reshaping and renewal, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of one's purpose as a vessel for God's work.

Your life is still on the wheel—and the Potter’s hands are at work.

Please, share this episode with friends, colleagues and family to spread the blessings of God. Embrace the Supernatural power of the Holy Spirit today.

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