The Potter's House Podcast

Stop letting your flesh lead you into dangerous waters. This dynamic panel discussion with Dr. Valerie Crumpton, Pastor Venshard Dobbins, Pastor Cora Jakes, and Pastor Don Johnson follows up on Sunday’s message, “Get Out of Your Way.” Their conversation highlights how we have the tendency to sabotage our own spiritual growth. 

Pastor Johnson shares how Jesus in Gethsemane reveals that most of us have a hearing problem, no...

The very thing you’ve been praying for may require you to become the answer. In this transformative message, Sarah Jakes Roberts reminds us that we are often the answers to our own prayers, and God has always had us in His plan.  

Drawing from Matthew 26:37-46, where we find Jesus in His most relatable moment, sorrowful and uncertain in the Garden of Gethsemane, she distinguishes between God’s promise and our process...

Before glory comes groaning — but how do we remain steady while awaiting God’s answer? 

In this Walk It Out Wednesday teaching, Bishop T.D. Jakes takes us deeper into Romans 8 to show how God establishes believers in a position that can’t be shaken. Life may test your condition — pain, disappointment, pressure — but your position in Christ remains your anchor. You are seated with Him in heavenly places, covered and secure...

A sound is rising from the earth — a groan that carries both pain and promise. It’s the collective pain we have all endured as we’ve hoped and waited for God to make sense of our struggle. 

In “The Groan Before the Glory,” Bishop T.D. Jakes reveals that our suffering isn’t proof of God’s absence — it’s the soil of transformation. The Spirit groans within us, interceding for what words can’t touch and awakening the sons an...

Join Pastor Venshard Dobbins, Dr. Cynthia James, Pastor Don Johnson, Dr. Oscar Williams, and moderator Anthony Olds for an intimate panel discussion breaking down Touré Roberts’ sermon “Showdown Etiquette” — based on the biblical accounts in 1 Kings 17 and 18.

This Walk It Out Wednesday is for breakthrough. The panel explores how God uses showdowns to reveal His glory and move us to act boldly in our unique assignment.

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God is setting up your showdown. This is a climactic moment where God proves His sovereignty.  

Touré Roberts built upon his teaching from last week, reminding us that a showdown isn’t merely conflict — it’s a decisive encounter where you stop wrestling with circumstances and start witnessing God’s power.  

In 1 Kings 17, we see that Elijah arrives fully mature, fully certified by heaven. And that auth...

You may not be in a setback — you might be in a showdown. 

If you feel like you’ve let life push you around long enough, you may have entered a “Showdown Season” — a time when God is calling His people to stand in faith and reveal His power in the face of impossible odds. 

Drawing from 1 Kings 18:19–39, Pastor Touré unpacks Elijah’s confrontation with the prophets of Baal to show how God uses tension, pressure, and ...

This week, Walk It Out Wednesday brings together Dr. Valerie Crumpton, Pastor Venshard Dobbins, Pastor Don Johnson, and Dr. Oscar Williams to dive deeper into Pastor Touré Roberts’ two-part message “On the Other Side of Endurance.” This powerful panel unpacks the book of Matthew and its five discourses leading up to Matthew 24. The conversation centers on Jesus’ promise that if we remain steadfast in faith, we will be saved. &...

What do you do when the very thing God promised you seems to die in your arms? Our founding pastor Bishop T.D. Jakes dissects 2 Kings 4:18-27, teaching us about a wealthy woman whose son — her miracle — suddenly dies. She doesn’t bury him. She doesn’t call a doctor. She lays him in the room of the prophet who prophesied to her womb.

Bishop Jakes walks us through this powerful text. One woman’s oil kept flowing as long as there we...

What do you do when it feels like your prayers aren’t breaking through? 

In this week’s Walk It Out Wednesday, Sarah Jakes Roberts revisits her message “Break the Barrier” and goes deeper into what true repentance looks like in our everyday lives. She unpacks the barriers that block our sound — shame, pride, ignoring conviction, clinging to old identities — and shows us how humility positions us for revival. 

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What do we do when life’s pain silences us and chokes our praise?

In “Break the Barrier,” Sarah Jakes Roberts challenges us to push back against darkness by releasing the sound heaven cannot ignore.

In 2 Chronicles 7, we see how God responds when His people humble themselves, pray, and lift their voices. The Holy Spirit helps us interpret what we’re exposed to, cut through the noise, and declare God’s truth with power.

But too...

We are God’s change agents in the earth. During this week’s Walk It Out Wednesday, Touré Roberts takes us deeper into his Sunday word, “The Power to Change,” and reminds us that breakthrough is less about what happens around us and more about being spiritually revived. 

He also explores our heart health and the need for our faith to be activated so we can walk in the power of God. He breaks down how God’s word flows like wa...

On Celebration Sunday and the first day of our 10-Day Corporate Fast, Pastor Touré Roberts brings a powerful word from Proverbs 13:12 on “The Power to Change.” Scripture reminds us that “hope deferred makes the heart sick, but when the desire comes, it is a tree of life.”

This message calls us to recognize that every anointed person is carrying something — and to step into breakthrough, we must make room for what God wants to do...

During this Walk It Out Wednesday service, our pastoral panel of Dr. Valerie Crumpton, Pastor Venshard Dobbins, and Pastor Don Johnson (along with Dr. Cynthia James and moderator Anthony Olds) dive into Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts’ Sunday message “Make a Move.” Together, they explore what it means to live with a faith that moves. The panel reflects on Genesis 12 and Mark 9, which show us that God responds to our faith no matter the ...

In seasons of uncertainty, it’s crucial to know how to overcome when faith stagnates and momentum lags. What do you do when God calls you to move, but fear, failure, or shame hold you back?

In this powerful message, Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts teaches from Genesis 12, showing that faith is about movement, not perfection. Abram was flawed, yet God called him the father of faith because he was willing to make a move.

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Your vision is more than an idea. In this timely word, Pastor Touré Roberts shares from Proverbs 29:18 (NKJV), showing how vision is the key to endurance, freedom, and focus as a believer of Christ.

Fear is one of the greatest prisons, but this message reminds us that vision delivers us into the fullness of who God created us to be. As much as we hear about goal-setting and ambitions, God’s revelation of His preferred future for ...

This Walk It Out Wednesday with Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts continues the conversation from her Sunday message “Love Steps In.” Pastor Sarah reminds us that we were created in God’s image — not the image of our wounds — and that Jesus came to restore us to the right model. He shows us how to live, love, and walk with the right heart posture for real transformation.

This message explores our call to love, the way Jesus restored Pete...

This week, Walk It Out Wednesday brings together Dr. Valerie Crumpton, Pastor Venshard Dobbins, Pastor Don Johnson, and Dr. Oscar Williams to dive deeper into Pastor Touré Roberts’ two-part message “On the Other Side of Endurance.” This powerful panel unpacks the book of Matthew and its five discourses leading up to Matthew 24. The conversation centers on Jesus’ promise that if we remain steadfast in faith, we will be saved.

As t...

In this special dual Walk It Out Wednesday, Dr. Oscar Williams dives into the heart of two timely messages: the power of unity and the importance of learning to breathe again. 

👉 From “Unity Matters” by Pastor Sheryl Brady, we explore how to walk in harmony in a divided world, especially when cancel culture, conflict, and pride try to pull us apart. What does it really mean to walk in empathy, to choose relationship over...