This week on the potter's touch, we are going to be sharing with you the

amphidextrous God.

The God that can do more than one thing at the same time.

The God that whenever you think he's doing one thing, he's doing something else and something

else and later on you find out he was doing something you never even thought about.

We're going to be in Genesis, chapter 42, verse 1 through 6.

We're going to the book of Job, chapter 23, verse 8 through 10.

As these timeless messages re-air something powerful happens

not just in memory but in momentum you've been sharing stories of transformation

of breakthrough of how a single word at the right time shifted your entire life.

That's the echo of impact.

And the beauty is these moments weren't confined to a time or place.

They're still speaking, still saving, still staring.

Each sermon we revisit is more than a replay.

It's a rekindling.

Whether it's your first time hearing them or your 50th,

the anointing still breaks the yoke.

Let's continue honoring the ground we've covered

because it's holy ground.

And understand in our hearts and in our spirits

that a house is no greater than the foundation

it's been laid on.

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