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  <description><![CDATA[<p><em>Have you ever felt like life was spinning too fast — like everything you thought was solid suddenly collapsed? Maybe it was a change you chose, like a new job or a move. Or maybe it was a change you never asked for — illness, loss, or the end of something you thought would last forever. Change unsettles us because it takes us out of what we know and into what we cannot yet see.</em></p><p><em>Welcome to “Still Point 12:10.” I’m Sharon Campbell Rayment, and I’m so glad you’ve taken a pause in your week to breathe, reset, and rise.</em></p><p><em>In today’s episode we’re going to step into Jeremiah’s image of the potter’s house. We’ll imagine the wheel turning, the clay wobbling, and the steady hands that never let go. We’ll explore how God uses change — even the ones we fear — to reshape our lives. And I’ll share real stories of people who discovered that what felt like the end was actually the beginning of something new.</em></p><p><em>So if you’re navigating change right now — whether it’s welcome or unwelcome — this message is for you. Together we’ll learn how to stay soft, endure the pressure, and trust the hands that hold us. And we’ll leave with practices you can carry into your daily life, so change doesn’t just happen to you, but becomes the very place where God is forming you for hope and for joy.</em></p>]]></description>
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