Be Clay
" You are the Potter, I am the Clay! " Like me, you may have heard this phrase multiple times and even said it yourself. Whether you are in the church or not, this has become a popular phrase; that eventually in some cases became a cliché. However, has it crossed your mind what it really means to say " I am the Clay"?When you hear this phrase, you may imagine the positions of a “Potter” and “Clay” in this relationship. Understanding that the “Potter” makes and molds the clay to the desired finished product. You understand that the “Potter” knows the process needed to obtain the product's intended purpose. You may even imagine a “Potter” molding clay on the Potter’s wheel into a bowl. It is only possible for the clay to become a bowl if it cooperates with the Potter. The clay has to understand that its duty is only to be molded. The “Potter's” purpose will never come to fruition if the “clay” is non-cooperative.
Here on the “Be Clay” podcast, we will talk about how to accept and endure the duty of clay, as we allow the Potter to perform the same. We will explore the positions of “The Potter” and “The Clay” and the dynamics of each role. In the past years, I have learned and am still learning the roles of “The Potter” and “The Clay”. I have come to the realization that I was not fulfilling the role of “The Clay”. Instead of allowing “ The Potter” to mold me, I was fighting back and trying to mold myself. You can imagine what a mess I made! If you can relate, know you are not alone. “You are the Potter, and I am the Clay” will not be just something you say, but you will learn and understand your role and “ Be Clay”
Be Clay
Unveiling the Depth of Unconditional Love
Have you ever wondered if the love you give and receive truly reflects the depth and purity it should? Join me, Alisa, as I share my personal journey through God's profound love in this heartfelt episode. At 15, I had a life-changing experience with God's unconditional love, despite feeling unworthy. This revelation has shaped my life for the past 22 years, and I’m eager to share how it continues to mold me today. Through chastisements and challenges, much like a parent’s discipline, God’s love has been a constant force in my life, guiding and refining me.
Let's take a closer look at love itself. Have you ever found yourself uttering the words "I love you" without truly understanding their weight? Reflecting on 1 Corinthians 13:4-7, I challenge us to reevaluate how we express love,. True love is patient, kind, and keeps no record of wrongs—and we must first embody this love within ourselves before extending it to others. Through personal anecdotes, I invite you to reassess your expressions of love and align them with the selfless, unconditional love described in scripture.
In the final moments, I offer a heartfelt prayer for listeners who may not yet have experienced the transformative power of God's love. I passionately pray for you to feel surrounded by this eternal love that has the ability to change lives forever. Together, we will continue on this path to understand and embrace divine love, starting with self-love and extending it to everyone around us. Join me as we uncover the true essence of agape love and its profound impact on our lives.
You are Loved!
Not just a little, but greatly
Not just today, but forever
Not just by some,
But by the ONE who created you in His Love
And HE's Not The ONLY One
We Love You Unconditionally
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There's nothing you can do to change it!!!!
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Hello, hello and welcome. Thanks for tuning in to another episode of Be Clay. Don't really know why I just sung that, but thanks for tuning in, thanks for allowing me to be a part of your day today. I really, truly, truly appreciate it. My name is Alisa and here on the Be Clay podcast, we are really learning how to not just be lip service and not just say, god, you are the potter and I am the clay, make me and mold me after your will. But we are actually meaning and we're actually going to do and allow God to be the potter and for us to be the clay, as he make and he molds us to be whatever his will is, and so I am.
Speaker 1:I really begin to learn or I won't say, or am I learned? How should I say this? But my eyes have been opened throughout this summer and of, after all the things that I have been through out of my 37 years of life and all the times as I'm being molded, that he had to break me To build me back up again, the isolation being in a fire, all these things that it really is because he loves me. I think about myself in that point of time when I am being chastised by my parents or other people, my family, and they say I'm doing this because I love you. And at that moment I really don't think so, like, what kind of love is this? That you are chastising me? And then you learn that even the word that it says, that he chastises those that he loves, right. But how can chastisement be love? You know it doesn't feel because it doesn't feel good. But does love always feel good?
Speaker 1:I really began to, uh, as I, I really, I really began to really, really, really like love has been something that I feel like is my, I guess my motto. I guess I don't know how to really explain it, but ever since I came to God again at 15 years old, and after he poured out his love on me, when I came to him just bawling in tears, telling him how much he should not want me again because I was just so nasty, I was just so dirty, I didn't even love myself. There is no way that he can ever love me, there's no way that he can ever love me. And that was beyond. I mean, besides, like that, that is not the type of thought that he had for me, matter of fact, all he kept saying to me was but I love you anyway, as I can begin to continue to tell him all the reasons why he shouldn't. He kept telling me but I love you anyway. And after that of days in or out, eventually I said okay and I received his love.
Speaker 1:And after that I just, you know, people look at me and they were like, oh, you know, I have been called. Oh, you're so religious. And I kept telling people I'm not religious, I'm just so grateful, I am grateful that he loved me beyond measure, with every evidence, with all the evidence of why he should not love me, evidence of why he should not love me. And when I myself looked at myself in the mirror and said you are, you're not worth any love, like I don't even love you because you just not worth it, he still loved me. And so that has been I, just because he loved me, I love others, like I feel like if you can love me, there's no reason why I can't love nobody else. I don't think that I'm that much better than anybody on this earth and that deserve more love than anybody. Should I say that I didn't? I don't know everybody, but I don't know. But the way I just felt like no, I didn't deserve it. But he gave it to me anyway. He loved me anyway, and so that's when I really, at 15, is when I really really pays attention and knows me that if you see my name, if someone say choose a username, agape is right there. Why? Because that's unconditional love and I began since then, giving it, just giving it, just giving it unconditional love. In the recent years it's really have been. It came to my realization of the lack of understanding of what agape love is, right and like. Right and Like.
Speaker 1:And I'm saying this because so here's like one thing I was asked to still go to school, right, and I, um, I think I found what was it? Purdue global or something like that, um, online, I tried to do them online and I was going to, but I only really did them for a semester, but I was trying to just see if how far I can get to, because I think they was going to allow me to do it without like to get a degree, without my my official transcript, right. So I was in the school but, um, I don't know, I just don't know. I think I was, just I was doing too much right. So I signed up for these classes and everything else.
Speaker 1:But then I'm realizing like I didn't really have time to even be in school and I was just like I didn't do no work, I barely came to any classes and so like I was just wasting my time, and so, before it gets to it, before it gets too late, I needed to withdraw these classes. Right, because there's no way that I'm going to get everything I need to get done and to pass because I didn't do anything. Right, I didn't do anything. I didn't ever come to class, I didn't work, I just didn't do nothing. I kept forgetting about it. I don't know what was my problem.
Speaker 1:So I was, I call, you know, I called the school and I was like hey, you know, basically trying to withdraw these classes, trying to withdraw these classes. So the person that answered the phone, you know, she asked me okay, what is your username? And basically every time I have, anytime, I have a username. Like I said, it's always Agape, it'll be Agape and some numbers, basically, right, if I pick a username, that's what it's going to be. So I said Agape, such and such. I don't know what it was, it was there on my email and so she asked me. She said Agape, what is that Right? And I said, oh, it's unconditional love, just like that. I just said like that.
Speaker 1:And then there was silence. There was silence Like a brief, and then then there was silence. There was silence like a brief silence and then all of a sudden, she just started, like she just said, I'm really trying not to cry. That's what she said. I'm trying not to cry and because I'm at work and she explains how she's at work, but I'm really trying to, but basically tears was basically coming down her face at that moment and I can hear it as she's speaking. And she started talking about how, like, oh, my goodness, I really need to know that. I didn't know there was a such thing called unconditional love, that there is a such thing as unconditional love. And I said, yes, there is. And so we begin to have a conversation, a conversation that she wishes she could really continue, but at the same time she's at work and she's, you know, trying not to cry. She's like I'm going to get fired, but you know, but it was just something she just said.
Speaker 1:I didn't realize there was such a thing as unconditional love. Right, unconditional love, um, something that I also heard someone who was, um, expect an unconditional love from you, child, unconditionally right. But yet they didn't receive it. And so I think it's just really Now I'm not going to say I kind of. But when I was younger, as a teenager, I really I mean, I just I just went everywhere, like just just spreading out unconditional love, like just I had it on, I wrote it on t-shirts, I just wrote, I just had agape everywhere and I kind of pulled back on it because I felt like I don't know why I just did Not, that I wasn't showing the agape love, because I felt like I don't know why I just did Not, that I wasn't showing the agape love, because I was, um, and I'm still that, you know, still showing agape love. But I pulled back.
Speaker 1:But I felt as though, um, as I'm driving around I excuse me, as I drive around, I really begin to see these signs and yard signs in people's yards about what they perceive love should be right, which is mean, you know, based upon whatever's going on in politics and everything else. And so they have these signs saying like there is no hate here, and all types of things, and it's like, but do they really know what love is right, it's like that Kirk Franklin song Love, a word that comes and goes, but do people really know what it really means to love somebody? Right, like, do we really know and understand what it really means to love someone? Um, like, do we really understand that day when we do we really understand what it really means to really love someone? Do we pay attention to understand that when we say I love you, that, when we say I love you, are we being genuine, are we being truthful? Is that really the truth?
Speaker 1:And when I had a conversation, I had a conversation with my mother-in-law a while ago, and at this point in time I because love is something like it's dear to me, because there are people here that you know who was just saying I didn't know there was such a kind of love, and so and I, when I got off the phone with her, I was just so happy that God used me to, you know, to help her to to now that now she knows there is there is a such thing called unconditional love. There is something that means that, no matter what you do, I still love you. Like I don't, like, my love is not based upon what you do for me. My love. There is no conditions. It's not conditional, it's not based on what you can do for me, it's not based on what you already have done. It's like you can. Whatever you do does not change my love for you. It's something that reality you cannot give if you have not received. And we, we try, we try to give it, but we really cannot give it unless we receive it. We love because he first loved us and, with that being said, right said, it's really been important to me to make sure that I prove it, and not just with saying it but actually through my actions. That's really what I wanted to do. I wanted to prove because I received your unconditional love and I want to give your unconditional love.
Speaker 1:And so there are times where I find myself where I think I'm lacking in areas of the unconditional love, and so I I believe in one moment I had to really take a step back and think in the areas of where I say I love, like let's just start off with my husband, right? Do I really love my husband? And so I was having this conversation with my mother-in-law and you know, and I was telling her like hey, I have to. I was telling her I was taking a step back to really examine myself, that when I actually say I love my husband, then I actually mean it and I'm not just making up words. Mean it and I'm not just making up words. And so at the time I don't know if she really understood exactly what I meant, but I really was serious, because you know we throw that word around so much Love, I love you, I love you, I love you with not really taking like, really like, just really taking a step back.
Speaker 1:Do I really love this person? Do I really even love myself? Because love thy neighbor as thyself, how can we love other people if we don't even love ourselves? Right, we even walk around and say I love you, but if we don't love ourselves, we really don't love nobody. So what is love? Right? We know, everyone knows the. The actual standard of love. Ok, it's plastered. Or I can go family dollar right now and see, you know, see this standard on some type of home decor, right, whether it's on something that you put in your manapy, something you hang up on your wall. Right, it's everywhere. There's wallpapers, there's just so much, so many things. This thing is plastered everywhere. Everyone knows this things. This thing is plastered everywhere. Everyone knows this.
Speaker 1:Whether you go to church, whether you're atheist, everyone knows this standard, which is love is patient and love is kind. It does not envy and it does not boast. It is not proud, it does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking and it's not easily angered. It keeps no records of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with truth. It always protects and it always trusts. It always hopes and it always perseveres. Love never fails. Right, that is love, and so that is a standard. That is I'm laughing because that love, love is patient. Right, love is patient. Love is patient. Love is patient. You guys, love is kind, okay, it does not boast, it's not jealous of people like that's that's what love is Right. People like that's that's what love is right and it does not hold any records of wrongs. Like are we?
Speaker 1:And I knew, I knew that was one of the things that I had to get get together, because if I say that I love you, then I am not sitting up here. Have a whole account, have a whole book filled with everything you have done wrong. Cause, that's not love, because that's what cause. Cause's what? Because God didn't, he didn't. Do he see, when he forgives me, he throws into the sea of forgiveness. He's not sitting up here bringing back, lisa, when you was five, when you was 10, when you was 15, yesterday, five minutes ago, this is what you did to me. He's not doing that because that's not love. Love is not keeping an account of everything that you have done wrong and then using it against you. That's really not love. That's not. That's not love. That's not love.
Speaker 1:So first, before I really want to, let's start over. We are talking about in this month, liberation to be free, and it starts here with love. It we love because he first loved us. Like it begins with love. Everything that he does, everything that he allows, is because he loves us. It may not feel like it, right, no more than it feel like it when your parent right Says I'm doing this because I love you. It doesn't feel like it Because it's uncomfortable. We don't like it, we don't understand it, but it's because he loves us. Everything he does is because he loves us. Every, I mean listen, he chastised those that he loves, so we're going to have to be chastised. We have to understand what is wrong, and so to understand what is wrong, and so, but it's because he loves us. We love because he first loved us. Like I need us to really take a moment and just really first wait a minute. Um, before I'm you know, let's Put a pin Of all those people we say we so call love and let's start off with ourselves.
Speaker 1:Do I love myself? Am I patient with myself? Am I kind with myself? Do I envy? Am I really continuing to Boasting about myself? Am I self-seeking? Am I proud? Am I easily angered, jesus Woo? Am I easily angered with myself? Do I keep records of wrong with myself? Do I delight in evil? Am I really rejoicing with the truth or am I rejecting it? When it comes to myself, am I protecting? Am I trusting? How much hope do I respecting? Am I trusting? How much hope do I have? Am I persevering? Right, because love really never fails. It just that's what it never fails.
Speaker 1:Think about, you know, in areas where we feel like it failed, but it really doesn't fail if we're holding to this standard of love, but because love is actually a choice, you guys, it's a choice. We can choose to love or we can choose to hate. God is love, and so we can choose him or we cannot. Right, love is a choice. It's something that God said if you don't have, you have nothing. You know it's a command in order to you know to love others as ourself. But it's a command to that in order to you know to love others as ourself. But it's a choice, though. We have a choice whether to love him, to love, to love or not. We really we have a choice because we we choose every single day whether we want to have like, if God is going to be a part of life or not. We choose every moment of the day and we don't always choose God. Let's be honest, Right, we don't always like not today, not this moment. I want to do me.
Speaker 1:Love is a choice, and so, as which, as we are embarking on I know I'm quiet, it's just, I'm just really thinking, like, how much I really do love myself. Am I really patient with myself? That's a big one, because before you can be patient with other people, I'm remembering Hmm, you can be patient with other people. I'm remembering I'm just so grateful for God himself being patient with me, being so kind with me, so grateful that he's not self-seeking, because that's that agape love, unconditional love that we just love. What if God's love for us was conditional, where would we really be? Where would we really be? Where will we really be? So I challenge you, as you go through the rest of this month, to Sit, sit back and really examine Do I really love According to this standard and maybe even write it down.
Speaker 1:Write it down what is love? Right? Love is patient, love is kind, and then, at the top, write it at the top and then begin to write what is your actual perception of love? Because perception is everything. How we interpret is everything, because we can make our own definitions. It's everything Because we can make our own definitions that nobody really knows but ourselves, unless we actually tell someone. But until then, we make up our own definitions of what we think something is or should be Right. And so here's a prime example Right, as far as how we can make our own definitions of things.
Speaker 1:Tried to drill in my son's head that to take accountability, the fact that this is something that I right. Ej made the definition this is my definition and just go with that. It is what it is. That's your definition. That's not the real definition of it, but that's your definition. Right, because he feels like, since this is my definition, like he just should rewrite the definition from the dictionary and that's what it should be, because according to him, this is what it should be Right and that's what we. But this is what we do, this is what we do Right, this is what we do. We do right, this is what we do. So here's one of the examples of what I mean about how he can take a definition of something and kind of want to rewrite it in a way.
Speaker 1:So one time we had to go somewhere. Okay, get ready to go somewhere, right, his older brother comes to the bathroom, knocks on door hey, what's up? Basically, at that time when his other brother came to the door, he really only been in for maybe a couple of minutes, not that very long. So he's like hey, I just got in here, you're gonna have to wait. His brother said, okay, he leaves. He leaves some time passed, he comes back like you're not done yet, I gotta get in here. He's like no, I'm not done, you're gonna have to wait. So his brother goes, leaves again.
Speaker 1:Then some time passed, but he didn't let as much time that he did the first time pass. He came back a little, you know more like come on, we got to go. You know, I get in there, like, you know, whatever. And so he's like, hey, I'm not done, you're just going to have to wait. However long I take, you're going to have to wait. So now his older brother's upset. He feels on top of way, like what do you mean? I gotta wait, like, hurry up. Like you know, I gotta get in there, hurry up. And so he goes I'm not hurrying up, you're just gonna have to wait. However long I take, I'm taking. Now I'm laughing at this moment because they get into this all the time and more is usually the older one inside the bathroom telling the younger one, you know, telling you like, hey, you're going to have to wait, I'm not done yet, so just wait. So now my son is taking the opportunity that presents itself and basically payback revenge. Haha, I'm in the bathroom now, you're going to have to wait and you better not come in here. Basically, that's what he was doing. So I'm laughing because it's funny.
Speaker 1:I try to really teach my children hey, what you put out there is what you will get back, especially when it comes to all these siblings, because they do, they say stuff to their siblings. Oh, you can't have this, you can't touch this, you, this. Say stuff to these today's siblings oh, you can't have this, you can't touch this, you, this, you that, whatever, and forget that you put it out there, it's going to come back to you and you're not necessarily going to like it. So this is one of their moments where what you put out there is what you'll get back. This is funny to me. This is actually funny to me, so I don't really want to say anything, I just laugh. And so eventually he comes out. But he really wants to emphasize hey, this is what you do when I'm trying to go into the bathroom, I be wanting to come in and I be wanting to just do this and that and the other, and you always tell me I can't, and you know all this other stuff. So now, how you like it? Basically, that's what he was saying. Ok, again, I thought this was funny, so I really didn't do nothing about it.
Speaker 1:So my, after a while, my son comes in and I guess he expected me to really say something, but I didn't say anything because I felt like what needed to be done was done. Y'all continue to do stuff to each other when it comes back. Because he didn't, because he didn't really like it. He didn't like when his older brother was coming at him about the bathroom. He felt some type of way. So I felt like that's what needed to be happening for you to understand. Maybe I shouldn't do that, because I don't like when it come back to me.
Speaker 1:So my son comes in.
Speaker 1:I guess he expected me to say something. I didn't really say anything. And so he was like, yeah, so he did this to me, so anything. And so he was like, yeah, so he did this to me. So I did it to him. I said, yeah, you want a revenge? And he said, no, I didn't want a revenge, I just wanted payback. I just want to do to him what he do to me. I said, so, you wanted revenge. That's really the definition of revenge. He says, no, I didn't want revenge, I just want to to, because he always do this to me, and so I just want to pay. You know, payback. You wanted revenge, right? So like.
Speaker 1:And then at the time I was actually doing my, his daughter's, my daughter, his sister's head, and so we are looking at each other and just like and like what are you talking about? Like, pay it, can you? Are you hearing yourself right now Like you're not. You're not sound very smart. You wanted revenge. Just say I wanted revenge. Don't try to now because it sounds bad. Change it up and say, no, I didn't want revenge, I just want to know. You want revenge. That's exactly what revenge means Payback, you want to pay back. It is what it is. We all want payback. You know I mean how many times we all want payback. Own it, own it. You want to pay back. You saw an opportunity to pay your brother back and you took it. You took it.
Speaker 1:Now, maybe now, thinking about it, you may realize, hey, maybe I shouldn't have this, I should do something else. Maybe that's why you don't want to accept the fact that you took. You know that you took revenge, but that's exactly what you did. Revenge is exactly what you did. You pay back, paying them back, paying them back good, right, it is what it is. So we, we can be just like my son and just say that's not what I want, that's not what I did and that's not whatever, but that's exactly what it is. So, even with the standard of.
Speaker 1:That's why I said perception to everything, let's really write down what we really perceive love to be, because it can really, if you take the time to do this, I really believe that it will really explain a lot in our everyday life, the way we interact with people, whether it's family members, our spouses, you know, our children, coworkers, ourselves, like I really believe that once we really pay attention to say, hey, this is what I'm, this is what, if I say I love you, this is what I should be doing, but this is what I should be doing, but this is what I really am doing. And so, last, you know, like I said in the last episode, we're talking about want to, to be free, and I think it starts right here. I believe it starts right here with love, because there is freedom and love. Right um, prayer, prayerful love casts out fear. Love covers a multitude of sins. There is a plethora of scriptures on love and what love is and what love can do, because God is love. And so, as long as we walk around here not taking a step back that hey, first, did I actually receive love. That, hey, first did I actually receive love Then we find ourselves walking around with an ever message of insufficient love, like if you, if you're trying to get something Right, you're trying to purchase something but you have no money.
Speaker 1:You get an ever message, message insufficient funds. You have insufficient love. You have insufficient love. We have to be taught Agape, love In our own nature we cannot do it. We need God To help us to love unconditionally. And First we need to receive it.
Speaker 1:And I'm really continuing to keep saying receive it, because we cannot give it if we have not received it. Now I know we look at the people. Well, I didn't receive it. I didn't learn it because my mom didn't give me. But if she didn't give it to you, most likely because she didn't receive it herself. So let's not look at the people and let's go straight to the source, right, let's, let's, let's go straight to the source, straight to the source.
Speaker 1:You can't give something that you didn't receive. You just can't. You can't give it. You can't give something that you didn't receive. You just can't, you can't give it if you didn't, you can't give something you don't have.
Speaker 1:So you know, there I answered your question why my mama didn't love me or whatever. Because they didn't, they didn't love themselves and they didn't receive god's love. And as easy as you think it is to receive it, it's really not that easy. It's really not, um, that easy. Well, I'm not going to say it's not that easy, because you have to come to fruition to understand and know that you need to receive his love. That is not always the easiest part because, unfortunately, his love has been misrepresented. There are, it's just been misrepresented. It was improperly taught Throughout the world throughout generations. Throughout the world, throughout generations, god's love has been improperly given.
Speaker 1:People have taken their perception, their interpretation of what they think love should be and begin stamping God's name on it and then say this is God, this is love, and people have been hurt by it and then say, well, this is love, I don't need it. So, if that is, you go to the source, just go to God, to him. God, I need you to show me what love really is. I don't understand it, you know. I don't understand it because, right, why? Because this is what this person did that person, everything else. Right, why? Because this is what this person did that person, everything else. But I need you to really show me what love really is, and that's what I did at 15. That's what I did at 15.
Speaker 1:At that moment, I said listen, god, you know. You know what I've been through in my life. You know what people said and did and show me, but I want you, obviously, what I'm seeing right now, it wasn't all that. I was taught. So I, but I want to continue in this. So I need you to teach me. I need you really to teach me who you really are. And so that's what he did. He taught me Every day. Every day was a lesson, but he did. He taught me. I went to the source, no longer to necessarily just people, but I really did. I went to the source at 15. That's what I did.
Speaker 1:And so, listen, your daddy, your heavenly father, has no problem. Actually, he wants you to come and ask him to teach you how to love. He said all that getting get an understanding. If you lack wisdom, come to me, and because I am, I will give it to you freely. And so he wants you to come to him. He wants you to ask, he wants you to be honest with him and say, hey, I really don't know what I'm doing here.
Speaker 1:I don't know what this thing called really love is. I thought I was loving, but I'm really not loving nobody and I don't even know if I'm really loving myself. So I need you to teach me how to love. Teach me how to love myself first, so that I can love others, so that I can love my mother better, my children better, my father better, mother better, my children better, my father better, co-workers everyone love better, so that I can bestow upon others unconditional love. That my love is not based upon what people can do, because people are fickle. That is what it is, so I can't go by conditions. It's not very stable, right? So?
Speaker 1:And also, help me to receive, for actually first. Help me really to receive your love for me first, not just to understand it, but and receive it. Um to receive, because, god, you love me, you love me. I can't really and um explain in words how much you love me, but you really you love me, and I'm so grateful for your love, I'm so grateful for your love. Jesus, right, I'm so grateful for his love, I'm so grateful for his love. The love that he has for me is like no other, like no one can love me like he can. Nobody on this earth, not even my mom, my husband, like no one can love me like he can. Like his love is amazing. It's amazing and that's what I wanted everyone to just to understand how amazing his unconditional love is, like it's, oh my gosh, like, really, when you, uh, when you really receive it, you don't want nothing else.
Speaker 1:So I pray, I'm praying. I'm praying for those who don't understand and don't know what this love, god, you just begin to pour out your love on them like never before. That they can understand, ooh, that they can know. Embrace them in your love, embrace them with your love, god. Surround them with your love. Let them see how much you love them, let them feel how much you love them.
Speaker 1:I pray, I pray, I pray and I will continue to pray to all those that are hearing the sound of my voice, that you would get to know his love. It would change your life, it would change your life. It would change your life. It would change your life, it will change your life, it will change your life, uh, it will change your life. So, with all that being said before I because before this we goes into something else oh god, whoo jesus, thanks again for listening, thanks again for listening and know and understand that you are loved, not just a little, but great, not for just today, but forever, and not just some, but by the one who created you in his love and know that he is not the only one. We love you unconditionally and love never fails. See you in the next episode. You are the poster. So I am the big lady, big lady.