Lucky N. Ntuli

That is Jeremiah 18 right there.

“Like clay in the hand of the potter, so are you in my hand.”

You are not broken beyond use. You are being re-formed.

The clay that broke in the potter’s hand wasn’t thrown away. The Bible says the potter made it _again_ into another vessel, as it seemed best to him.

Think about it:

- When the clay breaks, it’s not the clay’s fault. It’s too stiff, too dry, too rushed. God has to add water. Add pressure. Slow down.

- The breaking is not punishment. It’s mercy. A good potter will not keep a cracked pot. He would rather crush it now and remake it than let you go into the fire broken.

- The same mud. Same hands. New shape.

So dear you —

Be patient. You are on the wheel. It feels like spinning, like dizziness, like you are not moving forward. But you are.

God is not editing to embarrass you. He is editing to make you able to carry what you prayed for.

The first vessel could not hold the new oil. So He had to break it.

Don’t get off the wheel too early.

Write this on your mirror:

_Dear me, please be patient. God is not finished. I am still in His hands._

You’re going to come out stronger, cleaner, and able to hold more than before. #meta 😎