The Need To Be Broken

What can God do with a heart that is willing to be changed?

In The Need To Be Broken, Evangelist W.T. Elliott calls listeners to surrender fully to God. Beginning with the woman who broke an alabaster box of precious ointment, he reflects on what can be released when a life is opened to the Lord in worship and humility.

Through the broken and contrite heart, ground prepared for a harvest, and clay reshaped in the potter’s hands, the message invites honest examination of the things that hinder our walk with God. Faithfulness, repentance, and a willingness to be changed are woven throughout his preaching.

The closing appeal turns toward the mercy of God and the welcome awaiting the one who comes home. With the simple prayer, “Break me and make me,” Evangelist Elliott encourages listeners to place their lives again in the hands of the Master Potter.