Im so glad Jesus didnt throw this clay away. Jesus has saved me from death, hell, and the grave many times. I will never be able to praise him enough. Im so glad i will have eternity to praise my lord , savior, and king.
I had the privilege of hosting The Singing Lesters in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio in the early 90's. I still weep when I hear them sing this song. As far as I am concerned, there is no group who does it better. Brian is a pro and a delight to work with.
Oh LORD, what a blessing! This is praise! This is worship! This is glorifying and praising God in song! This is thanking Him for His forgiveness! Hallelujah! Thank you for posting. The words of the song will be written in my prayer journal.
Brian and Ginger are sister and brother. Both were part of the pioneering gospel group from St. Louis, Missouri. Please play some of their earlier programs which featured Brian and Gingers' Children.
Empty and broken, I came back to Him A vessel unworthy, so scarred with sin. But He did not despair...He started over again And I bless the day, He didn't throw the clay away. Over and over, He molds me and makes me, Into His likeness, He fashions the clay. A vessel of honor, I am today, All because Jesus didn't throw the clay away. He is the Potter...I am the clay And molded in His image, He wants me to stay. Oh, but when I stumble... When I fall... When my vessel breaks, He just picks up those pieces, He does not throw the clay away... Over and over, He molds me and makes me, Into His likeness, He fashions the clay. A vessel of honor, I am today, All because Jesus didn't throw the clay away. A vessel of honor, I am today, All because Jesus didn't throw the clay away.
Brian's grandparents began at a little country church, Dry Bayou, in the Missouri Bootheel in the early 20th century. Brian is the third generation of the Singing Lester family. The family continued to travel back to Dr. Bayou every year to sing in the homecoming services, even after they became well-known in the industry, and were scheduled fully elsewhere.
Jeremiah 18:4 But the pot he was shaping from the clay was marred in his hands; so the potter formed it into another pot, shaping it as seemed best to him. Praise God!
ask, peter if you cant fall or make a mistake and be restored,or king david who was a man after Gods own heart.the old testament was written that we through patience and comfort of the scriptures might have hope.But its not a liscenes to sin.the bible says though he were a son he learned obedience by the things he sufferd.
In 1967 I took a class in school It was molding clay. You mix water with clay powder Then you form what you make in a mold I ask what if it falls apart The teacher said Just start over again
What a beautiful song!! The Father led me to this song early this morning. Speak Jesus!!🙏🙏
So many times we forget what Jesus has done. What a perfect reminder of where He has brought us from. What an awesome God we serve. :)
I love to hear the Lesters sing the song He Didn’t Throw The Clay Away.
Best rendition! 🙂🙏
Thank you Lord!!
My Lord Jesus, you know me better than I do. Because you went through everything we humans been through, ever the death of the cross😢
This is a great song and well done by the Lester’s.
The message in this song is ageless. Thank you God for memories, and words of comfort
Praise the Lord!!!
I love this song. I'm so glad Jesus didn't throw my clay away.
Amen sister!
Amen!
Im so glad Jesus didnt throw this clay away. Jesus has saved me from death, hell, and the grave many times. I will never be able to praise him enough. Im so glad i will have eternity to praise my lord , savior, and king.
oh how i thank and praise god for not throwing the clay away
He just minister and sings this song in the anointing of the Holy Spirit 👏
I had the privilege of hosting The Singing Lesters in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio in the early 90's. I still weep when I hear them sing this song. As far as I am concerned, there is no group who does it better. Brian is a pro and a delight to work with.
Absolutely the best version of this song bar none!! And not just because I'm from St Louis
That's real music from the heart....Thank you God for Salvation a million million times endless!!!!!
I have heard other groups sing this song but none sing it as well as the Lester’s. The just do the best job.
Always love this song
No other rendition of this song comes close for me. This one hits the right notes in my heart!
Woooooooooo the lesters!!!!!! I saw him live...he still got it.
we used the song He Didn't Throw The Clay Away tonight to end a Revival meeting in Grand Rapids Michigan and the alter was filled. What a song
Amen and amen and amen
As if it is sung today,thank you for the message
These are some great people,sing it Brian for my dad bishop Ray Freeman Sr
Amen, glory, Hallelujah!
HALLELUJAH HALLELUJAH HALLELUJAH HALLELUJAH he did throw this clay away
A powerful song of repentance.❤
This is one of all favorites songs, it's even better when you see them perform this live.
I love the Lesters. They are amazing!
Amen 🙏🙏🙌🙏
My friends!!!!!
Awesome..
Thank u Jesus Jesus Jesus Jesus Jesus Jesus Jesus
Oh LORD, what a blessing! This is praise! This is worship! This is glorifying and praising God in song! This is thanking Him for His forgiveness! Hallelujah!
Thank you for posting. The words of the song will be written in my prayer journal.
Powerful! All because he ddnt throw the clay away!
I love dis great group
Geez Louise goose bumps.
I sow love this song :D
You, have sang Leroy Blankenship's song, "He only needed it for the Weekend!" Great harmony!!!
Brian and Ginger are sister and brother. Both were part of the pioneering gospel group from St. Louis, Missouri. Please play some of their earlier programs which featured Brian and Gingers' Children.
love this song thank you so much for posting it I could listen to it every day
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Message received.
Empty and broken, I came back to Him
A vessel unworthy, so scarred with sin.
But He did not despair...He started over again
And I bless the day, He didn't throw the clay away.
Over and over, He molds me and makes me,
Into His likeness, He fashions the clay.
A vessel of honor, I am today,
All because Jesus didn't throw the clay away.
He is the Potter...I am the clay
And molded in His image, He wants me to stay.
Oh, but when I stumble...
When I fall...
When my vessel breaks,
He just picks up those pieces,
He does not throw the clay away...
Over and over, He molds me and makes me,
Into His likeness, He fashions the clay.
A vessel of honor, I am today,
All because Jesus didn't throw the clay away.
A vessel of honor, I am today,
All because Jesus didn't throw the clay away.
Amen!💓🙏
Brian's grandparents began at a little country church, Dry Bayou, in the Missouri Bootheel in the early 20th century. Brian is the third generation of the Singing Lester family. The family continued to travel back to Dr. Bayou every year to sing in the homecoming services, even after they became well-known in the industry, and were scheduled fully elsewhere.
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That lady has a sweet guitar
It's 5 string bass.
Jeremiah 18:4
But the pot he was shaping from the clay was marred in his hands; so the potter formed it into another pot, shaping it as seemed best to him. Praise God!
Verse 6
I would love to have this on a CD any ideas where I could find it. I live in Valdosta, Georgia
nobody can sing this like faith Henson
ask, peter if you cant fall or make a mistake and be restored,or king david who was a man after Gods own heart.the old testament was written that we through patience and comfort of the scriptures might have hope.But its not a liscenes to sin.the bible says though he were a son he learned obedience by the things he sufferd.
Jesus Jesus Jesus Jesus Jesus Jesus Jesus Jesus Jesus Jesus Jesus Jesus
Where could we find the music for this song? My wife is an organist in a traditional church and wants to find that music. Thanks
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In 1967 I took a class in school
It was molding clay. You mix water with clay powder
Then you form what you make in a mold
I ask what if it falls apart
The teacher said
Just start over again
oh how i thank and praise god for not throwing the clay away