*Prayer warriors? Some of them call themselves that.
--Saves having to duck a deisire not to entangle another entity.
**In the God can handle the questions, why does glorification of Christ have to be involved? RantWoman finds the language helpful actually but does acknowledge the question.
From Dr. Charles Stanley
October 21, 2019
Grace-Filled Speech
Titus 2:7-8
Words are powerful. Harsh remarks can cause a destructive chain reaction, like a match in the forest during a drought. Kind comments, on the other hand, feel like a light summer rain that brings relief from the heat of day.
We can know our words are refreshing and seasoned with grace when ...
Our tone and manner reflect the way we want others to speak to us. The behavior of others shouldn’t determine whether we speak kindly to them. If we want people to talk to us gently, we should consistently present positive body language and speak with a gentle voice.
What we say about others is similar to what we would want said of us. We all need to have our strengths emphasized by friends and family so we can be confident of the gifts God has given us.
We speak only words we know to be true. Gossip and lies have no place in a Christian’s conversation. The Lord opposes lying tongues and false witnesses (Prov. 6:16-19
Our speech is edifying. Speaking fairly and positively about others is part of godly speech.
Transforming our conversation begins with the right heart attitude. When we spend time in the Word of God, our hearts will soften and we’ll begin to respond differently. The Holy Spirit will convict us when our speech is inappropriate. He’ll also teach us to be aware of which words we use and when to stop talking. God will be glorified and others will be blessed when we practice grace-filled speech.
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