The Potter's House Podcast

What happened to you broke God’s heart before it broke yours. 

In “Now That You Know,” Sarah Jakes Roberts reminds us that the grief, loss, betrayal, disappointment, and pain we’ve experienced were never God’s desire for us. We’ve been exposed to things He never wanted us to know, but now that we know, He wants to rest...

We can't trust what we see if our eyes aren’t fixed on God.  

In this week’s Walk It Out Wednesday, Pastor Venshard Dobbins, Pastor Cora Jakes, Pastor Don Johnson, and Dr. Val remind us of our true identity as image-bearers of God and that titles mean nothing compared to our character.  

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Your identity in God is everything. When you don’t know who you are in Him, the world will define you for you. 

Sarah Jakes Roberts reveals how Jesus transformed the woman caught in adultery in John 8. He didn’t just remove her shame — he evened the playing field and helped her see her new reality. She was no longer under threat. But before she could step forwa...

This week’s Walk It Out Wednesday is all about experiencing God’s presence.  

As the room takes another look at God, it becomes a night of spontaneous praise, intimate altar moments, healing, and breakthrough. 

This worship night will encourage you to turn your eyes to Jesus and experience what happens when you behold Him. 

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What has our attention determines what we reflect. 

In “Take Another Look,” Sarah Jakes Roberts reminds us that being made in God’s image isn’t just about who we are — it’s about what we reflect. Shame, fear, trauma, and failure can shift our focus, but they don’t change who God says we are.&n...

The wilderness isn’t your permanent address. It’s your classroom. 

The Israelites spent 40 years in the wilderness, but God never abandoned them. He used that season to develop their trust, change their mindset, and prepare them for the Promised Land. 

This panel gets real about worry, trauma, identity, pride, provision, and the danger of getting comfortable in places God ...

Your breaking is not punishment. It’s preparation. 

Touré Roberts discusses what God is doing in Israel’s wilderness wanderings in Deuteronomy Chapter 8. They think they are being punished, but what they don’t understand is that the wilderness is a place of development. God is teaching them humility, building dependence, and preparing t...

What happens when fear locks you out of the life God has called you to live? 

This week’s Walk It Out Wednesday takes you deeper into Sarah Jakes Roberts’ message, “The Same, But Different,” exploring what it means to trust God when fear, grief, and uncertainty shake your faith. 

Jesus meets you in locked rooms, speaks peace into your fear, and reminds&nbs...

What if the chaos you’re facing isn’t the end of your story but the backdrop for what God is creating next? 

“The Same, But Different” draws from John 20, where Jesus meets His disciples in the middle of their fear and chaos, speaks peace, and breathes new life into them. Their circumstances hadn’t changed, but they were about to. 

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During this intimate worship night, we truly walk out the message from Sunday’s sermon with our own post-moving praise service. What takes place is a powerful display of what revival truly means. Through worship and prophetic speaking, we learn that revival should be the natural rhythm of a life surrendered to God. 

The message is clear: Something has to break before God c...

Your voice, your cry, your worship — they have the ability to move the hand of God. 

Pastor Sheryl Brady reminds us that worship isn’t passive. When singers and dancers preceded Israel into battle in the Old Testament, their enemies weren’t frightened by their talent. They trembled because of the manifested presence of God&nbs...

Could the breakthrough you’ve been praying for begin with slowing down? 

This week’s Walk It Out Wednesday dives deeper into Bishop T.D. Jakes’ message “Discerning the Right Moment,” exploring how distraction, tradition, and busyness can keep us from recognizing God’s voice.  

The story of Mary and Martha reveals how your moment is found at Jesus&rs...

What if this is the moment that changes everything? 

In “Discerning the Right Moment,” Bishop T.D. Jakes challenges us to stop allowing busyness, worry, and striving to distract us from what God is doing in our midst. Through the story of Mary and Martha, he shows that breakthrough isn’tfound in doing more — it’s found in drawing near to Jesus and discerning ...

Something has to die for us to see God clearly. 

In this intimate panel discussion, Pastor Venshard Dobbins, Pastor Cora Jakes, Dexter Jakes, Pastor Don Johnson, and Dr. Val walk us through Isaiah 6:1-8, unpacking what it means to recognize God high and lifted up. When King Uzziah’s reign endswith his death, Isaiah sees the Lord — rightl...

What is obstructing your ability to recognize God? 

Touré Roberts takes us into Isaiah's encounter with God — a moment that only became possible when earthly structures shook. Isaiah's breakthrough reveals the real issue: There was a gap between what he understood about God and what he was actually saying. His vision didn't match his words. 

This disconnect is exactly what revival addresses. Reviva...

What if the greatest breakthrough in your life isn't getting something new — but seeing Jesus more clearly? 

"How to Recognize God" unpacks how breakthrough and revival start in one place: a heart that's hungry for God's presence. And as our view of Jesus comes into focus, everything else does too — our words, our faith, our purpose, and the way we walk through everyday life. 

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Have you ever felt like you've run out of breath? Like life has taken so much from you that you're surviving, but not really living anymore? 

"I Just Need a Second Wind" opens up Ezekiel 37 and the valley of dry bones to reveal one powerful truth: God loves to restore what looks lifeless. He breathes fresh life right into it. 

Whether you've been worn down by loss, disap...

What happens when you feel broken beyond repair? When you’re convinced you’re too cracked, too compromised, too unusable for God’s purposes? 

Dexter Jakes takes us to Jeremiah 18 to reveal what God actually does with broken vessels. The answer isn’t abandonment — it’s remolding. God doesn’t discard His clay. He&n...

What do you do when you’re following God … but life still feels hard? 

This special intergenerational edition of Walk It Out Wednesday tackles honest questions about spiritual warfare, prayer, perseverance, rejection, and the distractions that quietly pull us away from God’s presence.  

Explore why doing more for God is never a substitute for simply being with Him —&nbs...