I'm sure you heard about the guy that got rescued off of a desert island, deserted island, and they rescued him and he'd been there living all alone for 30 years all by himself 30 years I rescued him they got him all you know

Medicineed up and fed up and all those things and then they said to him you know we only have one question and

that is when we rescued you we noticed there were three huts and you know you were

there all by yourself so we don't understand why there were three huts he said well

one of them was my house. That was where I lived.

The other one was my church, where I went to church.

And the other one was where I used to go to church.

So I guess even when you're all about you shut by showing you have a church split.

Well, we're not having a church split.

We're just moving buildings, all right?

Turn to Jeremiah Chapter 18, please.

And we're going to begin a two-part series on the Potter and the Clay.

And we're going to talk this week about lessons from the clay.

We're going to see what God is saying and what we can learn from the clay.

Jeremiah chapter 18.

If you don't have a Bible with you, the scriptures will be on the PowerPoint tonight.

You can follow along, but please bring your Bible every week so you can see it in there also in

your bulletin if you're new if you don't know this there are notes sermon notes and I

think it's wonderful for you to take notes, not because I'm speaking, but because the Holy Spirit will be speaking tonight.

And you want to hear what he says to your heart and write it down.

Jeremiah, chapter 18, verse 1, the word which came to Jeremiah from the Lord saying,

arise and go down to the Potter's house, and there I will cause you to hear my words.

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