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Scripture for Your Inner Outcasts · July 30 · 4 min

326 The Innermost Self As A Potter

A parts-informed reflection on Jeremiah 18:3-4, "I went down to the potter’s house and there he was, working at the wheel. Whenever the object of clay which he was making turned out badly in his hand, he tried again, making of the clay another object of whatever sort he pleased." Thursday of the seventeenth week in Ordinary Time Presenter: Bridget Adams, member care coordinator for the Resilient Catholics Community, lead writer and trainer on the PartsFinder Pro team, and a retreat leader with Souls & Hearts What is the Innermost Self? Find out in “Interior Integration for Catholics” episode 158. Questions or comments? Email scripturepodcast@soulsandhearts.com Share your thoughts via this episode's YouTube comments at youtube.com/@ScriptureForYourInnerOutcasts

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A parts-informed reflection on Jeremiah 18:3-4, "I went down to the potter’s house and there he was,  working at the wheel. Whenever the object of clay which he was making turned out badly in his hand,  he tried again, making of the clay another object of whatever sort he pleased."

 

Thursday of the seventeenth week in Ordinary Time


Presenter: Bridget Adams, member care coordinator for the Resilient Catholics Community, lead writer and trainer on the PartsFinder Pro team, and a retreat leader with Souls & Hearts


What is the Innermost Self? Find out in “Interior Integration for Catholics” episode 158.


Questions or comments? Email scripturepodcast@soulsandhearts.com

Share your thoughts via this episode's YouTube comments at youtube.com/@ScriptureForYourInnerOutcasts

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