You Can Still Make It: Broken - Dr. Oscar Williams

#TPH #YouCanStillMakeIt #DrOscarWilliams Brokenness is often seen as the end of the road, but in God’s hands, even shattered pieces can carry you to purpose. In this dynamic message, Dr. Oscar Williams reminds us that you can still make it, even when life has left you broken. In Acts 27, Paul sets sail for Rome, but a raging storm threatens to take him under. Though he warns the crew, they ignore him and press forward—only to find themselves shipwrecked. All hope seems lost until Paul delivers a word from God: “Fear not…you will survive this.” Though the ship is destroyed, they make it to shore—some swimming, others holding onto broken pieces. Just like Paul, many of us find ourselves in situations where we’ve lost control, facing circumstances beyond our strength. We’ve encountered storms we didn’t anticipate, and at times, we’ve even felt abandoned. Yet, just as God sustained Paul, He will sustain you. Many of us are in seasons where life has broken us—perhaps through the loss of a loved one, the collapse of a business, a betrayal, or the weight of past mistakes. But God doesn’t discard what’s broken; He redeems it. You may not have made it the way you envisioned, but you will make it. Even in brokenness, God invites us to trust Him fully. Just as Paul held onto God’s promise in the storm, we too must anchor ourselves in faith, remembering that “His strength is made perfect in our weakness” (2 Corinthians 12:9). What is the “broken piece” in your life that God is calling you to hold onto? Reflect on what remains and trust that He is leading you to your next destination. You can still make it— broken. Message: "You Can Still Make It: Broken" Scriptures: Acts 27:9-11, 18-26, 41-44 (KJV) Speaker: Dr. Oscar Williams Date: Feb. 2, 2025 #TPH #YouCanStillMakeIt #HisStrengthIsMadePerfectInWeakness #DrOscarWilliams Welcome to Your Moment of Transformation You don’t have to navigate uncertain times alone. Let Jesus guide your steps and fill your life with purpose and peace. Accept His salvation today by visiting https://bit.ly/2Tc8l6F and begin living the life He has planned for you. Be Part of Something Bigger Your generosity fuels real change! Together, we can transform lives and expand God’s kingdom. Give today by visiting https://bit.ly/2Tx7cFw or texting TDJM followed by your donation amount to 28950 (e.g., TDJM 50 to give $50). Every seed you sow is an investment in a brighter future. Join Our Family Become a part of our growing community at The Potter’s House. Experience connection, growth, and purpose as we walk together in faith. Join today by visiting https://bit.ly/3Xy4oKP. We’re Here to Pray with You Whatever you’re facing, you’re never alone. Call 1-800-BISHOP-2 (247-4672) for personal prayer and support anytime, anywhere. Need Someone to Talk To? Help is Available 24/7 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Call 988 Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741-741 National Domestic Violence Hotline: Call 1-800-799-7233 or text LOVEIS to 22-522 Find Your Community and Grow With Us The Potter’s House is more than a church—it’s a place to belong, grow, and connect. Explore faith, attend events, and discover a supportive community ready to walk with you on your journey. In this episode, ChristFlix presents “You Can Still Make It Broken,” a powerful Christian sermon inspired by Acts 27, recounting the Apostle Paul’s shipwreck and his unwavering faith in God amid life-threatening storms. This inspiring biblical preaching reminds us that brokenness, past failures, emotional wounds, financial struggles, and broken relationships do not define our worth or disqualify us from fulfilling God’s purpose. Through the examples of Paul, Moses, David, and Rahab, we discover how God uses imperfect people to accomplish extraordinary things. The message encourages Christians to trust God’s promises, overcome life’s challenges through faith, and declare “I believe God” even when circumstances seem hopeless. Paul’s shipwreck teaches us that sometimes we survive life’s greatest storms in broken pieces, holding on to Jesus as our source of hope, strength, and salvation. Drawing from the story of Jesus feeding the five thousand, the sermon also reveals that God never wastes our broken pieces, pain, or struggles, but can transform them into testimonies that encourage others. Whether you are experiencing personal difficulties, spiritual struggles, or an uncertain future, this Christian sermon offers biblical encouragement, renewed hope, and a powerful reminder to keep trusting God. Discover how to overcome adversity, strengthen your faith, experience spiritual growth, and find purpose through life’s storms, because even when you feel broken, you can still make it with God.

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