Solid Rock Apostolic Ministries

10/14/2026

In Jeremiah 18, the image of a potter working and reworking a clay pot illustrates both God’s grace and power as well as the seriousness of sin. The statement that “the pot he was shaping from the clay was marred in his hands” (v. 4) suggests that imperfections in the clay prevented the potter from making the pot as originally intended. Similarly, if God’s people persisted in their rebellion against Him, they couldn’t expect to experience His full blessing. Like a potter forced by poor material to make an inferior clay vessel, God would respond to their rebellion with judgment (vv. 9-10). His grace remained unchanged, however, and was always available. If at any point the people repented, God would “relent” and not send judgment (vv. 7-8). Today as well, when we wander from God’s truth, His grace and restoration are always available. ~ Monica La Rose

09/13/2026

09/10/2026

As we depend on God for our needs, we’re able to share both our faith and our resources with others. ~ Kirsten Holmberg (Our Daily Bread)

09/06/2026

God is calling us to rescue others and to resist returning to the place we were rescued from. His grace will rescue us more than once, but it also calls us to live like we’ve already been rescued. Through God’s strength, let’s contend for the faith and help others be built up in the “most holy faith” (Jude 1:20).

08/30/2026

God will provide for our spiritual and practical needs, and He may use us as the means to help meet the needs of others. ~ Our Daily Bread Ministries

08/23/2026

When we put our faith in Jesus—the authentic Son of God—He’ll help us reflect Him in our lives and “follow in his steps” (1 Peter 2:21). ~ Our Daily Bread

07/26/2026

As we encounter people today, God can help us share His love with humility and kindness. ~ Our Daily Bread