EPISODE · Apr 10, 2024 · 20 MIN
Don't Hesitate, make the move to Tame your Tongue
from The Faith Infusion Podcast · host Demetria Lea
Welcome to episode 3 of the Faith Infusion Podcast with your host, Minister Demetria Lea. This episode focuses on the power of our words and the journey to taming our tongues. We delve into the importance of understanding our words' weight and the harm they can cause if not used wisely. Bearing Ephesians 4:29 in mind, which champions wholesome talk that builds others up, can help guide our speech. We discuss the personal journey of understanding when words can hurt and the crucial role of prayer and deliberate effort in promoting positive speech. We also explore the Biblical perspective on this topic, turning to Proverbs 18:21 to see the vital influence our words can have on our lives. Being aware of the problem isn't enough; making an intentional effort to think before we speak and watch our words' tone can make a noticeable difference in our lives. Evaluating our words, topics of conversation, and how much space we give to others in conversation will also aid this. A crucial part of this conversation is the call to evaluate the state of our hearts. As per Matthew 12: 34-35, our speech reflects our hearts. Thus, we must be clean to truly tame our tongues, our hearts, and the reservoir filled with our beliefs, thinking, and emotions. We wrap up with a reflection on Romans 3:10 and Romans 12:2, contemplating how conforming to the world can be harmful. The episode aims not to shame but to support listeners on their journey to controlling their speech, encouraging them through the inevitable trials they may face. Join us on this spiritual journey as Minister Lea shares personal insights. Don’t forget to add Psalms 19:14 to your daily devotions to support you in this process. Remember to like, share, subscribe, and join us again next week for our next episode. To book Minister Demetria Lea for speaking engagements, please email us at [email protected]. Be blessed!
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Welcome to episode 3 of the Faith Infusion Podcast with your host, Minister Demetria Lea. This episode focuses on the power of our words and the journey to taming our tongues. We delve into the importance of understanding our words' weight and the harm they can cause if not used wisely. Bearing Ephesians 4:29 in mind, which champions wholesome talk that builds others up, can help guide our speech. We discuss the personal journey of understanding when words can hurt and the crucial role of prayer and deliberate effort in promoting positive speech. We also explore the Biblical perspective on this topic, turning to Proverbs 18:21 to see the vital influence our words can have on our lives. Being aware of the problem isn't enough; making an intentional effort to think before we speak and watch our words' tone can make a noticeable difference in our lives. Evaluating our words, topics of conversation, and how much space we give to others in conversation will also aid this. A crucial part of this conversation is the call to evaluate the state of our hearts. As per Matthew 12: 34-35, our speech reflects our hearts. Thus, we must be clean to truly tame our tongues, our hearts, and the reservoir filled with our beliefs, thinking, and emotions. We wrap up with a reflection on Romans 3:10 and Romans 12:2, contemplating how conforming to the world can be harmful. The episode aims not to shame but to support listeners on their journey to controlling their speech, encouraging them through the inevitable trials they may face. Join us on this spiritual journey as Minister Lea shares personal insights. Don’t forget to add Psalms 19:14 to your daily devotions to support you in this process. Remember to like, share, subscribe, and join us again next week for our next episode. To book Minister Demetria Lea for speaking engagements, please email us at [email protected]. Be blessed!
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