Podcasts about speaking words

When Sha'ul lists the fruit of the Ruach in Galatians 5, we often read it as something new, a gift of the Brit Chadashah laid over an old law. But look closer. Every fruit he names, love, joy, peace, longsuffering, and the rest, is already sung over Israel in the Torah and the Prophets, long before Galatians was written. This teaching traces all nine fruit from their Greek words back through the Septuagint to their Hebrew roots, and finds each one waiting in the Tanakh. Ahavah. Shalom. Emunah. The fruit of the Ruach turns out to be the oldest harvest of all, the very character of Yahweh Himself. We begin where Scripture does, with the fruit of our lips, and we follow the seed from the soil of the heart to the vine. For Yeshua, the Living Torah, bore this fruit without one defiled seed, and He reproduces it in every branch that abides in Him. "Against such things there is no Torah." Come and see why. The fruit was here all along. We explore the spiritual metaphor of "bearing fruit" from a Hebraic perspective, connecting New Testament teachings back to their Old Testament roots. The core message is that individuals are meant to produce good fruit—representing their character, actions, and impact—which stems from a genuine relationship with God rather than a mere pursuit of knowledge. Jones emphasizes that producing fruit is a process requiring time, care, and abiding in Yeshua (the vine), which means living according to Yahweh's Word (Torah). He distinguishes between good fruit reflecting the Father's character and bad fruit stemming from the "works of the flesh," such as division and contentious behavior. The lectures methodically examine various types of fruit, including the "fruit of our lips" (the power of words) and the "fruit of the Spirit." The fruit of the Spirit is presented as one singular fruit with multiple facets—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, meekness, and self-control—all of which are attributes of Yahweh found throughout the Hebrew Scriptures. Jones refutes the idea that walking in the Spirit is contradictory to the Torah, arguing instead that the "carnal mind" is defined by its refusal to submit to God's law. He posits that God gives His Spirit to empower obedience, write the Torah on believers' hearts, and produce righteousness. The overall message is a call to repentance, cultivating a life that yields positive, life-giving fruit, walking as children of light, and living as a set-apart (holy) people through the transformative power of the Spirit. Knowledge Points 1. The Principle of Bearing Fruit Producing Fruit as a Life Purpose: The lecture introduces the concept that people are meant to produce and bear fruit in their lives. This is a process analogous to spiritual growth, where the "seed" of the Word takes time to mature and may require "tending to," such as pruning (correction). The Purpose and Perpetuation of Fruit: The principle of bearing fruit is a consistent scriptural theme. Good fruit is not just for one's own benefit but to give to others. Fruit contains seeds, illustrating the idea of perpetuating good and spreading the "heart of the Father." The Nature of Good Fruit: The type of fruit one bears reflects whether they are pursuing the Father's character. Bearing the Father's fruit means showing His character and personality. Good fruit is desirable, while bad fruit is not. Fruit Grows, Not Manufactured: Fruit is the result of a process; it begins with a seed and requires time to mature. Good seed is the start of good fruit; bad or mixed seed yields defiled or poor fruit. 2. The Source and Purity of Spiritual Fruit The Two Trees: Life vs. Knowledge: Referencing the Garden of Eden, the lecture questions whether our pursuit is of a relationship with the Father (Tree of Life) or merely knowledge about Him (Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil). True pursuit of Him gives birth to knowledge from a relationship. Guarding Seed and Avoiding Mixture: Deuteronomy 22:9 is cited to illustrate the principle of purity: "You shall not sow your vineyard with two kinds of seed; lest all the fruit be defiled." This principle protects the purity of offerings to Yahweh. Firstfruits Given to Yahweh: The first and best of the harvest was given to God. If the firstfruits were pure, the rest of the crop was sanctified. This principle applies to offerings and even income, as God desires integrity (Deuteronomy 23:18, Malachi 1:11). Good Ground, Watering, and Hospitable Hearts: Citing Matthew 13:23, the lecture emphasizes that good ground receives the Word, understands it, and bears fruit. Believers must cultivate hospitable hearts, "water" the seed with the Word, and trust God for the harvest. 3. The Fruit of the Lips: The Power of Words The Power and Consequence of Words: Proverbs 18:20-21 teaches that a person is filled by the "fruit of his mouth" and will experience the consequences of their words, as the tongue holds the power of life and death. Speaking Words of Life: Referencing Hebrews 13:15 and Isaiah 57:19, the lecture encourages speaking words of life, peace, and hope. Words have the potential to bring healing or cause lifelong struggles (Proverbs 12:18-20). Repentance as Words and Offerings: Hosea 14:1-2 frames repentance as "taking words with you" and offering the "bulls of our lips." This connects speech to sacrificial offerings, emphasizing that our words should produce good fruit. Weighing Words and Fulfilling Vows: Ecclesiastes advises letting words be few and considered. Yeshua's teaching to let one's "yes" be yes and "no" be no is presented as a principle of integrity reflecting the Father's heart. 4. Fruit of the Spirit vs. Works of the Flesh A Tree is Known by its Fruit: Luke 6:43-44 is cited: a good tree produces good fruit, and a rotten tree produces rotten fruit. The Works of the Flesh Defined: Galatians 5:19-21 lists deeds such as sexual immorality, strife, jealousy, outbursts of anger, rivalries, divisions, and heresies. Those who practice such things will not inherit the kingdom. Heresy, Division, and Contention: "Heresy" is defined from its Greek root as "to choose yourself"—prioritizing one's own opinion over truth, leading to division. The lecture warns against this contentious behavior (Acts 20:30, Titus 3:10) and highlights that sowing discord is an abomination to Yahweh (Proverbs 6:19). The goal should be reconciliation, not winning arguments. The Fruit of the Spirit: One Fruit, Multiple Expressions: Scripture speaks of the "fruit" (singular) of the Spirit, which is one fruit with multiple facets: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faith, gentleness, and self-control (Galatians 5:22-23). This reflects the unity of God. 5. Hebraic Roots of the Fruit of the Spirit The Fruit of the Ruach is an Established Concept: The attributes listed in Galatians are not new but are rooted in Hebrew scripture, reflecting Yahweh's character. Love (Ahava): The first mention of "love" in scripture is Yahweh's instruction to Abraham to offer Isaac, foreshadowing the Father's love in John 3:16. Loving God is defined as keeping His commandments (1 John 5:2-3). Joy (Simcha): Distinct from fleeting happiness, joy is a constant state found in the Father's presence (Psalm 16:11), which can exist even in sorrow. Peace (Shalom): More than tranquility, shalom means complete restoration and wholeness, actively destroying chaos. Long-suffering (Erachapaim): This is connected to keeping commandments, which brings "length of days, years of life and peace" (Proverbs 3:1-2). Kindness/Goodness (Tov): Tov signifies things functioning in their created order. Yahweh's goodness is laid up for those who fear Him (Psalm 31:19). Faithfulness (Emunah): The word "Amen" is a declaration of faith, meaning "faithful," and can be an acronym for El Melech Ne'eman ("Elohim is the faithful King"). Meekness (Anav): Meekness is not weakness but strength under control. Yeshua is the prime example. Self-control (Hazak): Related to the Hebrew word for "to be strong," this strength comes from Yahweh and is linked to following His commandments (Deuteronomy 11:8). 6. The Spirit, The Law (Torah), and Righteous Living Torah Defines Sin; Sin is the Enmity: The lecture clarifies that sin, not Torah, is enmity against God. Torah reveals sin. The problem is humanity's failure to follow Torah. Life in the Spirit vs. the Flesh: Romans 8 teaches that the "carnal mind" is hostile to God because it does not submit to His law (Torah). Being "spiritually minded" involves living according to the Torah through the power of the Spirit. The Spirit is given to empower obedience (Ezekiel 36:24–27). Abiding in the Vine to Bear Fruit: John 15:5 is central: "Apart from me, you can do nothing." To bear fruit, one must "abide in the vine" (Yeshua), which means staying in the Word and moving from hearing to doing. Reconciliation through Messiah: The cross dealt with the debt of sin (Colossians 2:13-15), enabling reconciliation. What was abolished was the "enmity" and the record of our sin, not the Torah itself (Ephesians 2:14-16). Walking as Children of Light: Believers are called to walk as "children of light," letting their righteous conduct be visible to others. This involves living as a holy, set-apart people, as commanded in 1 Peter 1:14-16: "Be holy, for I am holy."  

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Introduction and Greetings Greeting and praise to God. Encouragement to share the live stream. Acknowledgment of viewers from various regions. Message Introduction Focus on Romans chapter 12; the message titled "Notion, Emotion, and Motion." Explanation of concept: Thoughts lead to feelings, and feelings lead to actions. Quotation: “Sow a thought, reap an act; sow an act, reap a habit; sow a habit, reap a character; sow a character, reap a destiny.” Emphasis on the importance of thoughts. Struggles and Chains Recognition of common struggles: Negative emotions, destructive thoughts, bad habits, sins, fear, doubt, defeat. Affirmation: These chains can be broken through the Holy Spirit and God's Word. The Battlefield of the Mind The greatest struggle is within one's own mind. The importance of winning the battle in one's thoughts for victory in life. Challenge to rise above fear, doubt, and defeat. Change is possible, but begins in the mind. Renewing the Mind Biblical reference: Romans 12:1–2, emphasizing transformation through mind renewal. Explanation: Daily and continual process, not “one and done.” The impact of patterns of thought, neuroplasticity, and intentional mindset change. The Power of Choice Romans 12:2: Do not be conformed to the world, but be transformed by renewing your mind. Explanation of worldly vs. biblical mindsets. Influence of media, music, TV, and culture on thoughts and attitudes. Biblical Mindsets and Meditation Comparison between worldly and biblical mindsets (Psalm 1). The importance of choosing friends and influences wisely. Biblical meditation vs. worry: thinking on scripture rather than problems. Responsibility and Victim Mentality Challenge to take personal responsibility instead of blaming others. Story of struggling with a victim mentality and learning dependence on God. Speaking Words of Life The significance of words and affirmation in shaping attitudes. Stories about speaking encouragement and its impact. Facing Challenges and Persistence Nehemiah's story: remaining focused and persistent despite criticism and obstacles. The call not to “come down” or quit—stay committed to “great work.” Conclusion and Call to Action Transformation begins with renewing the mind through God's Word and Spirit. Closing prayer for renewed minds and lasting change. Invitation to worship and prayer.

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In this powerful message from Joshua 6, discover how your words can either lock you into defeat or launch you into victory. Using real-life testimonies, biblical examples, and the unforgettable story of the Jericho walls, this sermon challenges you to silence negativity, speak faith, and trust God for the breakthrough you've been waiting for. Learn the three battles you must win—mind, faith, and worship—and see how God can turn the impossible into reality when you align your words with His promises.00:00 – Intro: From Alcatraz to Jericho03:35 – The Power of Refusing Limits06:40 – Joshua's Command: Say Nothing Until the Shout08:58 – Words of Fear: The 10 Spies' Evil Report13:40 – When Fear Drowns Out Faith17:18 – Identifying Your “Jericho” Obstacles20:50 – Three Battles You Must Win (Mind, Faith, Worship)28:15 – Speaking Words of Faith in Impossible Situations32:40 – Testimonies of Faith and Miracles38:10 – Jesus Removes the Faithless Before the Miracle41:20 – Closing Story: The Red Hen and the Egg42:35 – Prophetic Prayer and Shout for Breakthrough

Richard Roberts explains the power of your words to bring healing in this excerpt from his online class, Healing: Experience it, Live it, Share it. For more classes on healing, go to http://theschoolofmiracles.org For prayer, call 918-495-7777 or go to http://www.richardroberts.org/prayer

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Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words can crush your spirit.Great is the power of the human tongue. It can divide or unite, kill or give life.Today, Ron returns to the book of Proverbs to show us how we can use our tongues for good and not for evil, to build one another up instead of tearing one another down.

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Series: WISDOM HUNTER | June 30, 2024 | Speaking Words of Wisdom Wisdom is one of the greatest assets a person can have, yet few hunger enough to gain it! Just listen to conversations you have every day! Most people don't seek wisdom, counsel or even other's ideas in a crisis or situation – most people prefer to vent their emotions or dictate the answer they THINK they know. Few are the people that ask questions, seek to learn, hunger to grow, and humble themselves enough to become wise. And the older we get, the less wisdom we seek!!! In this series, we'll extract wisdom from the wisest man who ever lived, learning from his own quest for wisdom and growing wise in our own lives. Join us on a WISDOM HUNT this summer!

Welcome to Bayside Christian Church! In today's session Ps Ross shares an inspiring message about the impact of speaking words of life! Feel free to use the live chat to share any prayer requests you may have and praise points. Make sure to stay in contact with any of our Bayside group leaders via Zoom, Google Hangs, Facebook Messenger etc during the week. Church office contact details: 1300 422 373 // info@baysidechristianchurch.com.au Socials Facebook: www.facebook.com/baychurch Instagram: www.instagram.com/baysidechristianchurch/ New Here? We would love to contact you! Click here: bit.ly/2y2pmIz Giving Online Giving: tithe.ly/give?c=540050 PayPal Option: bit.ly/3aQ1m8P Direct Debit Details: Bayside Christian Church Ltd BSB # 034136 Account # 508220

Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words can crush your spirit.Great is the power of the human tongue. It can divide or unite, kill or give life.Today, Ron returns to the book of Proverbs to show us how we can use our tongues for good and not for evil, to build one another up instead of tearing one another down. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/something-good-radio/support

Did you know that twenty percent of the book of Proverbs is devoted to the human tongue? That's how seriously God takes the words we say.They have the power to heal or to harm to comfort or to kill.Today on Something Good, Dr. Ron Jones shares a few words about our words, as he continues his teaching series from the book of Proverbs, “Wise Sayings: Guidance For Everyday Life.” --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/something-good-radio/support

Speaking Words of Power:•Do My Words Really Have Power?•Can I Really "Name It and Claim It?•What does It Mean When the Bible Says: "Life and Death are in the Power of the Tongue"?•Can I Really Have What I Say?•What is the Secret to A Christian's Power•How Do I "Do the Works that Jesus Did - And Even Greater Works"?•How Do I "Have Faith in God"?•What is the "word of Faith" that the Apostle Paul preached in Romans 10:8?Support the show

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Words can change how we think, act or dress; and even determine what we do with our life. This message looks at what the Bible has to say about taking control of our thoughts and speaking words of faith and words of life.

Gene reminds us today that words that tear down bring death. Words that build up and affirm, bring life. These are the words Jesus wants to hear us speaking to one another in the church. That's why 1 Thessalonians 5:11 says, “Encourage one another and build each other up.”

“When you offer normal, mundane, simple, best-you-can-do words of love and encouragement to somebody in their struggles, there is actually a physiological impact you are having on that person. When you offer words of comfort, you are literally changing something about their body.”   We're excited to launch season 4 with a discussion on how the words we speak to one another can actually have physical effects for good.   Related resources: Words of Counsel | JBC article by Pierce Taylor Hibbs https://www.ccef.org/my-account/jbc/2702/words-of-counsel-part-1-a-biblical-theological-foundation/ The Power of Words | JBC article by Paul David Tripp https://www.ccef.org/jbc_article/the-power-of-words/ Edit Your Counseling | Blog by Ed Welch https://www.ccef.org/edit-your-counseling/ Speaking Words that Bring Life | Conference talk by Darby Strickland https://www.ccef.org/shop/product/speaking-words-that-bring-life/

This podcast will guide you through the power of using God's Word to influence and uplift your child or another person in your life.  Learn how to speak a blessing that aligns with the teaching of Christ.  Tune in to discover how speaking blessings can bring healing, encouragement, and joy to the heart of those you love.  Jo gives you an example to get you started. Support the showhttps://www.hisvessel.org/programs

Show Notes:The words we say to ourselves and to others carry heavy things.Those heavy things can be really good and encouraging and helpful, but it could also be attacking and hurtful and vicious. It just depends on what our motives are, where our heart is, and how much we are allowing our emotions to control our actions & responses.We can have positive intentions when we use our words, when it's for building people up, helping them solve a problem or offer advice/knowledge that is requested. But there are also negative intentions with our words, sometimes when we don't even realize it. We can say harsh, evil things to others to hurt them on purpose, we can also spread false information for our own gain and say horrible things because we allow our emotions to be in control, which ends up allowing ourselves to react to whatever the situation is.Again, it just depends on what our intent is. Regardless of the intent, there are consequences to our words. We aren't perfect, so we WILL falter, sin & make mistakes. But we NEED to take responsibility for these things & do our best to change our ways.Whether you're a Christian or not, you can understand how important it is that we choose what we say carefully and know there will be consequences to our choices.Let me share with you some ways we can know we are using our words for good & in life-giving purposes, rather than negative, harmful ways:Speaking Words of HumilityIf we are talking about things that point to our own faults & struggles, then we are sharing about our own experiences & struggles. We could be sharing these things to be a cautionary tale for someone else, how we recovered & got through it or to demonstrate how we have grown in that specific area.Speaking Words of TruthWhen we aren't spreading false information, spreading knowledge that isn't ours (gossip) or using our words to manipulate others, we are using our words in a positive way.Speaking Words of CompassionBeing kind & compassionate to others and ourselves is a good way to use our words. We end up comforting those that are hurting, including ourselves if we speak this way in our minds & out loud.Speaking Words of Building Others UpWhen we are encouraging others or ourselves, we are using our words in a wonderfully positive & helpful way. We are doing the work of helping someone no longer sit in their pit of despair, but to pick themselves back up again.We do need to be careful we are not doing the work of encouragement for the sake of controlling what they do or manipulating them into something that is only beneficial for you. It needs to be free of selfish gain & of a true, giving heart.Speaking Words of Wisdom & CorrectionWhen someone is in the wrong, we can be gentle, yet purposeful with our words in helping them figure out what they should be doing instead of what is currently happening. But this NEEDS to happen without tearing them down or trying to induce shame in them in the process.Support the showWatch the Video Version of RPG: https://www.youtube.com/@realpositivegirl/podcastsBuy the Planner on AMAZON!: https://amzn.to/3WwthT2Visit me on Instagram or TikTok: @sabrinajoyperozzoTwitter: @realsabrinajoyEmail Me: realpositivegirlpodcast@gmail.com Sign up for my weekly newsletter https://www.sabrinajoy.com/newsletterCashApp Show Donations: $sabrinaperozzo

The Bible says your tongue has the power of life and death, and we produce fruit by the words we say. Join Krystle and Deb for practical advice and encouragement to help you build close relationships with your husband and kids!Click HERE for more information on the Mothering Kits Subscription!

Message | Faith is like potential energy; it has no power until it is transferred to God. This is why you study the Word and know in your heart that you have faith, but you still don't get results. The reason why is because you have not transferred your faith to God. In today's message, learn how to transfer faith to God by speaking words of faith at your problem. Amos Johnson | I am all about helping people succeed at the calling that God has given them because a fulfilled life comes from clearly knowing what God has called you to do and doing it. Therefore, I create a combination of content, communities, and programs to develop people's faith and strengthen all areas of their life because success God's way is a holistic endeavor that involves their faith and every area of their life. Partner |  https://amosjohnsonjr.com/partner  Online Community | https://amosjohnsonjr.com/join              

Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words can crush your spirit. Great is the power of the human tongue. It can divide or unite, kill or give life. Today, Ron returns to the book of Proverbs to show us how we can use our tongues for good and not for evil, to build one another up instead of tearing one another down. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/something-good-radio/support

Did you know that twenty percent of the book of Proverbs is devoted to the human tongue? That's how seriously God takes the words we say. They have the power to heal or to harm, to comfort or to kill. Today on Something Good, Dr. Ron Jones shares a few words about our words, as he continues his teaching series from the book of Proverbs, “Wise Sayings: Guidance For Everyday Life.” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/something-good-radio/support

As believers, we should develop the habit of speaking words that uplift and edify others.

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Time for another reels compilation! Today's episode includes: Speaking Words of Life To Our Kids Parents: Do You Speak Words of Life Over Yourself? Parenting Tip to Draw Our Hearts Closer To Our Kids Question From Viewer: How Do You Disciple Your Kids Through The Different Seasons Of Their Lives? Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe so that you don't miss any future episodes! Wondering if our coaching service is right for you? We offer a free 30-minute coaching session for new clients! Request your appointment here: https://thejourneyhome.global/contact We love to hear from you! We read all emails and are active daily on social media. We typically respond no later than 48 hours. Here are the various ways you can connect with us: https://thejourneyhome.global Email - chrisho@thejourneyhome.global or euniceho@thejourneyhome.global Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thejourneyhome.global/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thejourneyhome.global YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbapfaILfy_O4enRdgLSC4Q/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thejourneyhome/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thejourneyhome/support

Join Mel and Monica for this fun and challenging podcast on taming the tongue. They get honest about their struggling with gossip, complaining, and everything in between

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton has some practical advice for us to consider in the midst of trying to work on and improve our relationship with God.  Tune in to hear Fr. Josh and Brian Pelcin talk more!

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Have you ever felt paralyzed because of your situation? Whatever it is that you are going through. Tonight's episode is created for you to be encouraged to step outside of your fear and face with gladness whatever it is you are going through.

This week we unpack linguistics, the power of our words, the importance in understanding context, history, and privilege when speaking, and so much more! Our guest is Dr. Sherez Mohamed, PH.D. a linguistics professors at Mercyhurst University. -- Continue the conversation at https://msha.ke/ourerieseries This podcast is produced by John C. Lyons, Marty Nwachukwu, DaVona Pacley and Lydia Laythe. Funding provided by United Way of Erie and Ember+Forge. Music by LiteShado. -- Like & Follow us on: Instagram - @ourerieseries Facebook - @ourerieseries -- We appreciate you for listening to the Our Erie podcast! Peace. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ourerieseries/support