In the Hands of the Potter

by Dale Evans Rogers, Leslie H. Stobbe

The author describes how God has shaped her experiences in order to create the kind of person he could use, and shares her feelings at turning control of her life over to God

212 pages, Hardcover

First published October 1, 1994

About the author

American writer, film actress, singer, and songwriter. She was the second wife of Roy Rogers.

Reviews

[Maddison H · Rating 5 out of 5]

WOW!!! I’m a huge Dale Evans and Roy Rogers fan. But this book… yep this book well it was AMAZING. It dived deep into the faithfulness of God in this families lives. Sometimes we think being movie stars is makes their lives easier but God still wants to use them and sometimes in our brokenness is when He’s able to work best. I was challenged constantly throughout the whole book. I found this book at a library book sale and thought why not give it a try or at least put it with my other books about Dale and Roy. I truly believe God hand picked this book for me to find and be encouraged. So read it and let the Master Potter do a work with you.

[Samantha · Rating 5 out of 5]

*From Life's fiercecst trials come reassuring truths about God's unending love*,
In 1948, Dale seemed to have everything- a successful career, a new marriage- to Roy, and adorable family. But the Master Potter was about to begin shaping her life in many ways; some very painful. Dale discovered a new kind of joy as she learned to let God take control of her life. God can transform our lives into something beautiful for Him, just as He did with Dale's. Comes with study questions for each chapter. I loved every minute of this book and it was a well-timed read for me as I was struggling to "let go" of worries, fears etc... I'd recommend this to anyone!

[Jaclynn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Dale weaves her own personal story throughout this book that shows us just how God shapes us into something beautiful for Him. And the new kind of joy that we gain we learn to let God take control of our lives. In a way, Dale’s story is much like the prodigal’s story. I really liked the way she writes.