Self-centered desires are the main source of conflicts, arguments, and fractured relationships. These desires can be concealed and often spark disputes. Regular self-reflection is essential to recognize and address these selfish inclinations. It’s important to refrain from slander and gossip, as they have the power to either uplift or harm others. Additionally, recognizing and submitting to God’s authority over your plans is vital.
In this impactful sermon, Pastor James Greer dives into James 3, revealing the incredible power of words to shape our relationships, futures, and spiritual growth. Our tongues may be small, but they hold the ability to build up or tear down. Pastor James shares biblical wisdom on how to control our speech, honor authority, and use words to bring life instead of destruction.
The tongue wields tremendous power—to build up or tear down, to speak life or death, to praise God or pierce hearts. As Christians on the path to spiritual maturity, we must learn to tame this unruly member and align our speech with the truth of God's Word. According to Pastor James Greer, gaining control over what we say is a vital sign of growth and wisdom in our faith walk. When we surrender to godly leadership and allow the Holy Spirit to guard our mouths and guide our conversations, we begin to experience the life-changing effects of speaking encouragement, blessing, and scriptural promises rather than negativity, complaining, or destructive words. As Proverbs 18:21 declares, "Death and life are in the power of the tongue," so we must choose daily to use our speech to impart life and further the work of God's Kingdom. When we make this our habit and our heart's commitment, we will see supernatural transformation in our relationships, our spiritual vitality, our future, and our witness for Christ. Let us purpose to speak words of life that bring healing, inspire faith, and glorify our Heavenly Father.
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