Broken Vessels, In The Potter’s Hands
Life doesn’t always work out the way we’d hoped, because despite our best efforts, we will always be imperfect people, living in an imperfect world. We are faced with the effects of a broken world daily, and they impact our perception of ourselves.
It’s like looking at a reflection of oneself through a cracked mirror, we develop a distorted view of who we are, ultimately believing what we see.
Our lives in avertedly play out this broken narrative – things happen that break our minds, people break our hearts, circumstances develop that break our spirits, and constant failure breaks our resolve. Before we know it, we become products of broken homes, broken relationships, broken self-image, broken identity, and the clay pot that is our life, continues to develop cracks the longer we live.
Brokenness Meets Grace is a blog/podcast that highlights how God uses our brokenness for His glory, by picking up our broken pieces, and filling up our cracked pots with His light and love, shining brightly for all the world to see, and marvel at what only He could do.
The Lord wastes nothing, and what looks like a right off to the world, is often only the beginning of a beautiful masterpiece in the hands of Christ.
Join Harmony and Karabo as they take part in in-depth conversations about the different forms of personal brokenness experienced by many people and highlighting how to start recognizing God’s ability to do so much more with it, than anyone could have ever thought possible.
Season 2 : Episode 1
Life doesn’t always work out the way we’d hoped, because despite our best efforts, we will always be imperfect people, living in an imperfect world.
It is difficult to see a cracked and damaged vessel, as useful or valuable, but God looks at the cracked pots that have become our lives and says “YES!! I can use that”.
Brokenness meets Grace is a podcast that highlights how God can use our brokenness for His glory, by filling up our cracked pots with His light and love, shining brightly for all the world to see.
Join Garyan, Harmony and Karabo in depth discussions about the different forms of brokenness experienced by many people, and how to start recognizing God’s ability to do so much more with it, than anyone could have ever thought possible.
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Harmony Malope
I’m fearfully and wonderfully made. I am chosen by Christ to fulfill my purpose through the skills and abilities He has bestowed upon me. I haven’t always seen myself as wonderful or chosen, but Christ replaced my self-loathing identity, with the truth of who I really in Him.
I am a mother to 2 amazing little girls who inspire me daily, teaching me more about good stewardship as they grow.
I run a non-profit organization, Basadi Ba Moshito Foundation, and I’m passionate about freeing women from the bondage of their own minds and helping them to step into the greatness God had placed within them.
This podcast is an opportunity for me to share my personal experiences and use them to motivate people who may be experiencing the same challenges. I’m excited to share about how Christ met my brokenness, glued all the pieces together with grace, and continues to use it for His glory.
Karabo Maluleke
Born in Johannesburg, raised in Centurion, South Africa. Daughter, sister, niece and aunt to two adorable little girls. Afflicted with a debilitating mental illness for all my childhood and most of my adult life was incredibly challenging. through God’s Grace, I overcame. I found peace and healing when I surrendered my brokenness to Him.
Millions of people all over the world, battle with mental illness and the mind-numbing effects associated with it. I want to use this podcast to share my story, by using my journey as a symbol of hope to those who can relate.
Our shared experiences and lessons can be impactful and beneficial to the personal growth and development of those around us.
I want to use this podcast to share my story, by using my journey as a symbol of hope to those who can relate. But most importantly to highlight how God can still to use my brokenness for His glory
