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Potter's Hand

Beautiful Lord
Wonderful Saviour
I know for sure
All of my days are
Held in Your hands
Crafted into You perfect plans

You gently call me
Into Your Presence
Guiding me by
Your Holy Spirit
Teach me dear Lord
To live all my life
Through Your eyes

I'm captured by Your holy calling
Set me apart, I know You're drawing
Me to yourself, lead me Lord I pray

Take me, mould me
Use me, fill me
I give my life to the Potter's hand
Call me, guide me
Lead me,
walk beside me
I give my life to the Potter's hand

God used this song to speak to me almost 5 1/2 years ago when he was challenging me to quit my job and to go into full time ministry. I had nothing to lose in a sense that my job wasn't exactly high paying. Yet, there was an air of uncertain that looms as I make my decision to quit. I remembered sitting on the left side of the church sanctary. Throughout the whole time of praise and worship, I was uneasy. When this song came, I broke down because I couldn't sing and mean it at the same time. The W/L wasn't exactly the 'anointed', 'charged' up type (pardon the expression) but it's precisely he was unfanciful that I know God was 'hitting' right into my heart. The day before was already very jolting, God pinned me down on the floor literally to speak to me. The next day was round two. Everything from the praise and worship to the sermon was a direct assault against my fears and indecisiveness. 5 1/2 years later, as I led this song, the words continue to speak to me but with fresh meaning. This time I am able to sing it and mean it. I believe that as long as the Potter is with me, I can go through anything and everything. With pain and with joy. Thank You, My Potter.

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