Healing in the Potters House
£4.99 – £9.99
Lizzie Hunt finds herself at the door to the house of the one known as the Potter. In his mysterious house, each room becomes a dream-like journey through the depths of her being. Healing is not merely a destination, but an intimate relationship with the Most High.
Amidst the shroud of grief after the death of her husband, Lizzie Hunt finds herself at the door to the house of the one known as the Potter. In his mysterious house, each room becomes a dream-like journey through the depths of her being: from the vast, unexpected space and still waters found after the ‘grief rooms’ to the peculiar old sports car with amber lights stored in the garage. As the Potter unveils profound truths and tender lessons, Lizzie discovers the Father’s boundless kindness and unwavering love. Through a tapestry of metaphors and ethereal encounters, she embarks on a healing journey, accompanied by the Potter, the Prince of Peace and the steadfast Friend who is always with her. Lizzie learns that healing is not merely a destination, but an intimate relationship with the Most High.
Additional information
| Dimensions | 197 × 132 × 8.3 cm |
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| Format | eBook (ePub), eBook (PDF), Paperback |
This book excels in illustrating what it means to be loved, healed and restored. It impacted and gripped us and we couldn’t put it down.
About the Author
Lizzie Hunt
Lizzie Hunt describes herself as “an astonished author” and her writing style reflects this wide-eyed wonder as the story unfolds. Following the death of her husband in 2021, she was surprised to discover a gift for allegorical storytelling while she navigated the complex paradoxes of faith and loss.
In her first book, Healing in the Potter’s House, she describes an imaginary visit to heaven, where she experiences the genuine comfort of the Holy Spirit as she explores her bewildered grief in the context of the scriptural truths she has embraced from childhood. Her host, the Potter, interprets many of the pictures and scenes she encounters in her journey through the house, but what will she do with the many unanswered questions?
Lizzie has lived in Cambridgeshire, England, for most of her life. She has a son and daughter, both married, and twin granddaughters. A retired speech and language therapist and missionary, she is very active in her local church, with speaking engagements at home and abroad. She enjoys reading, music, walking and talking with friends, “especially the Holy Spirit”.
Endorsements and Reviews
Dr Mark Virkler
Take a walk with Lizzie and the Lord as He ministers truth and grace to the woundedness she feels after the death of her husband, Garry. It is breathtaking to experience God healing Lizzie’s heart. You will be caught away in this living encounter with the Living God, and sense Him ministering directly to your heart as you read.
Dr Mark Virkler
Founder, Communion with God Ministries
Reverend Giles Cornell MA
I recommend that you read this book out loud! My first read was a cursory one, as Lizzie had invited my reflections. Initially, I was rather inattentive as I was reading while endeavouring to form a valued opinion. However, as a friend and I began to read it out loud together, we both became overwhelmed when our emotions interrupted us. We felt Lizzie’s heart stream from every page as her eloquent poetic words painted a picture. This book excels in illustrating what it means to be loved, healed and restored. It impacted and gripped us and we couldn’t put it down. A must-read.
Reverend Giles Cornell MA
Pastor, Lighthouse Church, Ely
Rebecca Duckworth MA
Lizzie leads us into the dimension where “heaven is as real as earth”. I feel soothed and comforted, healed and restored as I read “Healing in the Potter’s House”. Lizzie is an authentic messenger with a living relationship with God – born of a consistency of fellowship with Him that I have witnessed across many years. This book is birthed by the Spirit; enjoy its riches!
Rebecca Duckworth MA
‘Hearing God’s Voice’ UK team
Margaret Cornell
When I first read this book, I had questions. I wondered if it was born out of Lizzie’s real experience or whether it was what you might call ‘sanctified imagination’. Or did it just touch me because I knew Lizzie and Garry personally? Whatever the origins, I have wept every time I have read it, and I’ve come to the conclusion that it is the Holy Spirit who touches me as I read it.
Essentially, this book illustrates a journey – a journey in which the Potter and the Holy Spirit and Jesus take Lizzie through the pain of losing her beloved husband.
For me, it is a journey that is more than imagination; it has true spiritual reality. Each room she visits in the Potter’s House has an impact on her, and she responds remarkably honestly in each situation. Also, Jesus feels so extraordinarily real to me as she meets with him!
I have no doubt that the Holy Spirit had a hand in this writing and it will bless many people, and there are many ideas and phrases in it that I will never forget.
Margaret Cornell
Pastor and author
It is breathtaking to experience God healing Lizzie’s heart.
