Coming up on the Potter's touch.

Coming up on the Botter's Touch. Moments are important.

They determine destiny.

They fulfill prophecy.

They cause them to define a definition of who we are and how we are, who we are and how we are.

Almost everything about how we are can be traced back to moments that rooted a certain behavior or mechanism of

acting or responding or what you mean when you say love. We say the same words but they don't mean the same things. You know as a pastor I live all the time between life and death.

You know, as a pastor I live all the time between life and death,

people having babies and people dying and you get to see everything.

You especially in a church of this magnitude you get to see everything and I've preached a lot of funerals and I've been to a lot of

memorial services and I've lived life long enough myself and lost enough loved ones to reflect what is life all about.

My father said to me, he said, by the time I figured out what life was all about it was time to go and I was about 15

16 years old and it scared me to death. I think it has a lot to do with how I pursued

God because I was pursuing God not to preach.

No, no, no. I was pursuing God for answers to what is life all about? And throughout the duration of my life as I entered

in and out of situations and circumstances, families in crisis and

families are out of crisis, families going through drama and

trials and tribulations. I have collected a lot of data and I have concluded and I am

convinced that life isn't a collection of seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years.

Instead, all life is really about is moments.

You don't remember every day, every week,

every month, every year, every second of your life.

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