The Potter's House: Prescott

The Potter's House: Prescott A Spirit-filled, Bible-based church passionate about sharing the good news of Jesus Christ to all the nations!

The Potter’s House Prescott exists as a local congregation to witness to the world of God’s love as revealed in His Son Jesus Christ, our crucified, risen, exalted and soon returning King. We seek to teach the Word of God and spread the gospel of Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit. Our goal is the shaping and equipping of our church family so that disciples will be nourished and empowere

d to fulfil their God ordained purpose and ministry. As members of the church our desire is to bring glory to God through our public and private lives. We do this by rejoicing in Christ Jesus; increasing in knowledge of God through the study and application of the scriptures; by growing in godly character; by practising Biblical fellowship; by serving one another with our spiritual gifts, our time and our money, and by proclaiming the Gospel in Prescott, surrounding suburbs, and to the ends of the earth.

A new video is now live: Pastor Larry Neville’s 1990 Letter to Wayman Mitchell | Letters to the Church, Ep. 4.1This epis...
03/28/2026

A new video is now live: Pastor Larry Neville’s 1990 Letter to Wayman Mitchell | Letters to the Church, Ep. 4.1

This episode begins a new series called Letters to the Church.

In this first installment, I examine a letter Larry Neville sent in October 1990 to Wayman Mitchell and the elders of Christian Fellowship Ministries. Neville was not a distant critic looking back years later. He was a pastor with standing in the movement, and his letter records, in real time, serious concerns about how the system was functioning.

The issues he raises are enforced separation from other pastors, attacks on character, pressure on relationships, structural rigidity, and a model of authority that, in his view, had begun to protect the institution at the expense of workers, conscience, and calling.

That is what makes this document important. It does not settle every question by itself, but it does show that serious concerns about control, discipline, and structure were being raised from within, at the time, by someone who had helped build the work.

This is especially relevant for those still inside The Potter’s House, or anyone who assumes these criticisms were only invented later by disgruntled ex-members. This letter shows otherwise.

As with the other videos, the issue is not whether people can dismiss the messenger. The issue is whether they are willing to deal with the document itself, what it says, what it objects to, and why those objections matter.

You can watch the video here:

This episode begins a new series on this channel, Letters to the Church.In Ep. 4.1, I examine Pastor Larry Neville’s October 1990 letter to Pastor Wayman Mit...

A new video is now live: What does the Bible require of Christians when religion is being misused? | Ep. 3After my previ...
03/21/2026

A new video is now live: What does the Bible require of Christians when religion is being misused? | Ep. 3

After my previous post, a lot of the response focused on my character rather than the argument itself. Several people insisted that Christians are not supposed to criticize other Christians, that speaking publicly about issues is divisive, and that the only proper response is to pray, forgive, and move on quietly.

This video addresses that claim directly.

In this episode, I examine what the New Testament actually says about confronting spiritual abuse, false teaching, corrupted leadership, and the misuse of religious authority. Is silence what Scripture requires when harm is being protected inside a religious system?

The biblical pattern is not as vague as many pretend. Scripture speaks about exposing unfruitful works of darkness, rebuking those who persist in sin, refusing to legitimize deception, and protecting the flock when leadership becomes harmful. That needs to be dealt with from the text itself, not brushed aside with Christian jargon.

This is especially for those still inside The Potter’s House, or anyone connected to The Fellowship who has been told that raising concerns is automatically rebellion. If the argument in this video is wrong, then it should be possible to show that from Scripture, in context. But personal attacks, assumptions about motive, and appeals to institutional loyalty do not answer the substance of the case.

When religion is being misused, does the Bible command silence, or does it command something else?

You can watch the video here:

What Does the Bible Require When Religion Is Being Misused? (Episode 3)When I speak about abuse, manipulation, or corruption inside The Potter’s House, I am ...

I have been the admin of this page for years, after it was handed to me by someone who had already left. During that tim...
03/08/2026

I have been the admin of this page for years, after it was handed to me by someone who had already left. During that time, I have chosen not to use this page to speak against The Potter’s House. I wanted to wait until I had something substantial, something people could actually examine for themselves.

That time has now come.

I recently published a video called A Biblical Case Against The Potter’s House. In this video, I walk through seven doctrines that I believe are central to The Fellowship, and I explain why I believe those doctrines do not hold up under careful biblical examination.

This post is especially for those who are still inside. I know many of you may already have assumptions about me, my motives, or my character. But I want to ask something simple. Before dismissing what I have to say, before turning it into a personal issue, please listen to the actual content. If anything I say is wrong, then it should be possible to show that from Scripture, in context.

Please do not respond with insults, labels, or character attacks. That proves nothing. Instead, I ask you to do what Scripture commends, pray about it, search the Scriptures carefully, and examine whether these things are so, just like the Bereans did.

If The Potter’s House is truly teaching sound doctrine, then honest biblical examination should not be a threat. But if certain teachings only survive by discouraging questions, shutting down criticism, or attacking the person speaking, then that itself says something important.

You can watch the video here:

A Biblical Case Against The Potter’s House (Episode 1)In this episode, I lay out a clear, Scripture focused case for why The Potter’s House (also known as Th...

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