Created, Marred and Made Again
Allowing the hand of God to mend and reshape what has been cracked and broken by life
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The effects of sin, words spoken over you, a bad beginning, a broken spirit. A number of things can shape the person we become. But there is good news for the life surrendered to the hands of the Lord. Something beautiful takes place when we give all that we are, and are not into the hands of the father. It is a divine exchange. No one else will you encounter eager to trade your junk for thier jewels. The hands that made you did so with a plan and purpose in mind. We need to trust those very hands to take all that we have become and make us again into the person He created us to be. Every hurt, every scar you have carried has been, or will be used of God for your good. He will allow what He knows He can use in your life. For each of us, He knows what will work. I dare you to take your pain, fear, shame, dissapointment; you'r everthing and place it into His handsand watch as He begins to exchange it for glory, for healing, for purpose in your life.
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About the Book
Through life we experience many things, and most of us will find some broken places along the way. This book is based upon Jeremiah 18, the story of the potter and the clay. The effects of sin, words spoken over you, a bad beginning, a broken spirit, and any number of things can shape the person we become. But there is good news for the life surrendered to the hands of the Lord. Whatever the scar that you bear, He has it covered. He has always known your heart and what it would take to bring you to your knees. This is his place—His opportunity to take you into His hands and make you again. Will you allow the process? And do you believe? God waits. He waits for permission. He waits and longs for a willing heart ready for change. This is where the healing can take place.
About the Author
Michelle Horne, currently a cosmetologist, has had a love and passion for writing from the time she was a child. Starting with poetry, her writing has advanced over the years as she has followed the voice of God in her life. Michelle is working on her second book, entitled A Place at the Table, which she plans on publishing sometime in late 2013. She and her husband, Allen, reside in Highland, Michigan, with their two boys, Austin and Aydin.