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Beautifully Broken - Song

FHMI-1060Shane Vaughn2023-01-16Song

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Pastor Vaughn shares that Yahweh asked him 'Can I trust you?' at his desk shortly before church, and presents a newly given song about being a broken vessel usable by Yahweh. The song speaks of a vessel broken by sin that knew where to run, the hands of the Potter making beautifully broken vessels, and those vessels being put on display as trophies of grace. He tells the congregation that if they remember where He brought them from they will get to where He is taking them, and has them say 'but now I'm a son'.

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None — Worship song on being a broken vessel Yahweh can trust, a beautifully broken vessel in the hands of the Potter, displayed as a trophy of grace

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