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We as believers are called to be careful with our speech. Stuart preaches on James 3:1-5.

“Sticks and stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me.”  We are talking about the discipline of our tongue today  James 3:1-12  James greatest concern is the destructive power of the tongue 

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 God calls each of us to notice the people around us, speak truth with love and remind those who feel alone that God sees them and cares for them. 

Rev. Dr. Ben Sanders III, Guest Preacher

What if the greatest battle you're fighting isn't around you... but coming out of your own mouth?This week, we're confronting one of the most overlooked spiritual disciplines: the words we speak. Every conversation is an opportunity to come into agreement with God's promise—or with the enemy's lie.Your words aren't empty.They're forming atmospheres.They're shaping families.They're influencing generations.Before you speak over your marriage...Before you speak over your children...Before you speak over your future...Ask yourself:"Does what I'm say agree with God's plan?"In this message, we unpack why Scripture says that death and life are in the power of the tongue, how doubt can delay what God is doing, and why transformed speech begins with a transformed heart.Maybe the breakthrough you've been praying for isn't waiting on God to speak...Maybe God is waiting on you to stop agreeing with fear.

In this powerful message, Pastor Corey explores the profound impact of our words and why God cares so deeply about how we use them. Drawing from Proverbs, Matthew, and James, he challenges us to realize that our speech is a direct reflection of our hearts—nothing we say is an accident, but rather a revelation of what is stored inside. While we cannot tame our tongues on our own strength, true transformation happens from the inside out when we surrender our hearts to Jesus Christ. Tune in to discover how the Gospel can shift our speech from words that wound to words that bring healing, life, and reconciliation.

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What does it mean to truly mature in God's Kingdom? In this message, we discover that spiritual maturity begins with delighting in God's Word and renewing our minds to the truth of who we are in Christ. As believers, we're called to stop thinking and speaking as those “outside of Christ” and instead embrace the identity and authority we've been given through Him. Learn how right thinking leads to right speaking, why taking responsibility for your thoughts and words matters, and how faith becomes effective as we acknowledge and declare the truth of our identity in Christ. Rather than striving after the things of this world, Jesus invites us to seek first His Kingdom and His righteousness, trusting that everything we need will be added to us. Whether you're new to your faith or have been following Jesus for years, this message will encourage you to renew your mind, strengthen your faith, and walk confidently in the fullness of all that Christ has already provided. If this message encouraged you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs this reminder today. #Faith #IdentityInChrist #SpiritualMaturity #KingdomLiving #RenewYourMind #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #Jesus

What we say can either escalate or de-escalate a conversation and relationship, depending on our word choice, tone, attitude and body language. Are we refreshing--trying to promote truth, wisdom and calm, or depressing--wounding people and breaking their spirit? Instead of causing strife, we need to guard our mouths, and have a heart and mouth that advances righteousness.  Video of this service is also available:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfxMsIRdCPQ&t=5609s

Week 6 of the "How To" series.

This sermon explores the profound impact of human speech, emphasizing that words possess the power to bring either life or death. Drawing primarily from Proverbs 18:21 and James 3, the preacher illustrates how careless language can wound relationships while wholesome speech offers healing and encouragement. The message outlines four key truths: words can wound or heal, they reveal the condition of the heart, they produce lasting consequences, and true control requires surrender to God. Through biblical examples and practical applications, the transcript urges listeners to guard their tongues, speak with grace, and recognize that only the Holy Spirit can tame the unruly tongue. Ultimately, the goal is to use speech to edify others and reflect Christ's love in daily interactions.

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Today, Will Carlisle is joined by Chris Smith as we continue our study through the book of James. Join us today on Our Daily Rhythm!

Look In The Mirror | Watch Your Mouth by Collective Church

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Shawna Boren and Dan Kent break down this week's message by Greg Boyd, titled: "Watch Your Mouth." Rev your engines and follow along with these two pulpit pace cars as they circle around the track of the next sermon in our Better Together series. 

We are better together and the way we use our tongues will either promote or destroy our togetherness. Greg Boyd shows us how Scripture views the power of the tongue and how it can be used for ill or for good. 

We are better together and the way we use our tongues will either promote or destroy our togetherness. Greg Boyd shows us how Scripture views the power of the tongue and how it can be used for ill or for good. 

We are better together and the way we use our tongues will either promote or destroy our togetherness. Greg Boyd shows us how Scripture views the power of the tongue and how it can be used for ill or for good. 

"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me" is a familiar childhood chant to many from the 80's. It's also wrong. Our words can do great evil – both to us and to others. This is dangerous ground regularly exploited by the enemy. Yet our God is greater and his plans for us are good. In this passage, the One who made our mouths reminds us of the tremendous power they hold and calls us to a faith-filled, love-fueled use of the tongue.

March 22, 2026 - Brian Mashburn

Are you an alcoholic, or are you a gray-area drinker? Are you avoiding confrontation, or do you have topics that you might find benefits from addressing? Are you an emotional abuser, or are you too reactive? Word choice matters, and Matt has a habit of choosing the most stigmatized, direct, and toxic words. Sheri helps Matt consider nuance. Matt needs a lot of help. Please go to UntoxicatedSurvey.org to better understand the impact of alcohol and/or emotional abuse on you and your family. Whether you are the drinker or the partner, whether you feel a lack of emotional safety or don't really know what that means, we can help you feel supported. Take the survey. You've got this, and we've got you.

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Words That Build Ourselves Up - Watch Your Mouth || David Sanders

“The words of the godly are a life-giving fountain; the words of the wicked conceal violent intentions. Hatred stirs up quarrels, but love makes up for all offenses.”- Proverbs 10:11-12

Humanity defaults to destructive speech, but the Holy Spirit is the source of life-giving Words. The Tongue is Powerful (vv 1-5a) The Tongue is Dangerous (vv 5:b-9) The Tongue has a Source (vv 10-12) D-List (with Redeemed Speech) Destroy -> Develop and Build Up Demean -> Dignify Divide -> Draws People Together Discourage -> Deepen Courage Dominate -> Defend Deceive -> Declare Truth Disguise -> Disclose True Intentions Desecrate -> Dedicate Despair -> Delight To learn more, please visit us at mercyhouse365.org

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Today,as we continue in Ephesians chapter 4, the Apostle Paul is dealing with sinsthat can destroy our testimony. The fourth one is: “Let no corrupt word proceed out of your mouth, butwhat is good for necessary edification, that it may impart grace to thehearers.” Here,Paul warns us against corrupt speech. We must understand that the mouth and theheart are directly connected. Jesus said, “Out of the abundance of the heartthe mouth speaks.” (Matthew 12:34). Jesus also said in Mark 7:21: “Forfrom within, out of the heart of men, proceed evil thoughts, adulteries,fornications, murders, thefts, covetousness, wickedness, deceit, lewdness, anevil eye, blasphemy, pride, foolishness.” Jesus concluded by saying thatall these things come from within and defile a person. They destroy thetestimony of an individual believer and can also destroy the testimony andwitness of a church when these things are allowed to take root. Jesusfurther warned us in Matthew 12:36–37: “But I say to you that for every idleword men may speak, they will give account of it in the day of judgment. For byyour words you will be justified, and by your words you will becondemned." The apostle Paul certainly understood the power of words.In Romans 3:14, he connects the mouth with cursing and bitterness. But when wetrust Christ, something changes. In Romans 10:9-10, we confess Him with ourmouths and we openly profess that Jesus Christ is Lord. As condemned sinners,our mouths were once stopped before the throne of God (Romans 3:19). But asbelievers, our mouths are opened to praise Him (Romans 15:6). When God changesthe heart, He changes the speech. Thattruth became very real to me personally. I hate to admit it, but before I cameto Christ, I was a cursing, foul-mouthed sinner. I couldn't stop the words thatcame out of my mouth, even when I didn't want to use them. They flowednaturally because I had a dirty, sinful heart. But on February 21, 1971, around4:00 in the afternoon, when Jesus Christ came into my heart and gave me a newheart, the cursing stopped immediately. It stopped. Why? Because I now had aheart that belonged to God, and out of that heart He began to produce goodthings and good words. Paul'sadmonition is clear: “Let no corrupt word proceed out of your mouth.”The word corrupt means something that is worthless, rotten, or decaying. Thatkind of speech often shows up as gossip, idle talk, words that tear othersdown, or speech designed to make ourselves look better at someone else'sexpense. Remember what Proverbs 6:16-19 tells us: “These six things the Lordhates, yes, seven are an abomination to Him.” After listing six sins, theseventh is “one who sows discord among brethren.” That is often donewith words. Sowhat is the remedy for corrupt speech? The remedy is a heart that has beencleansed by the blood of Jesus Christ—a heart filled with the love of Christ,the truth of Christ, and the grace of God. When God's Holy Spirit controls theheart, He controls the mouth. This is how God wants us to minister to others.Our words should not tear down or destroy the unity of the church, nor damageour testimony before a watching world. Instead, our words should be a testimonyof God's grace, His love, His forgiveness, His kindness, and His goodness. Jesussaid of false teachers, “By their fruit you shall know them.” (Matthew7:16-20). But the same can be said of true believers. And one of the biggestfruits of the Christian life is the fruit of our speech—the words that come outof our mouths. So today, we should take heed to this admonition: “Let nocorrupt word proceed out of your mouth, but what is good for necessaryedification, that it may impart grace to the hearers.”  Today,may the words out of our mouths always build up others and reflect the grace ofGod. Godbless you, and may you have a wonderful, wonderful day.

What you say or do in your corner of the world can have ramifications on the other side of the world, intended or not.

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In this podcast, Pastor Justin releases a message on the importance of us watching our words in order to agree with God's Word and see His plans and purposes come to pass.Support the show

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Welcome to the Harvest Bible Chapel podcast! We're continuing in our series True Religion: The Book of James—a powerful look at what genuine faith looks like in everyday life. This weekend's message, “Watch Your Mouth,” from James 3:1–12, reminds us just how much our words matter. Pastor Tommy Creutz teaches that our tongues hold incredible power—they can build up or destroy, bring healing or harm, reveal faith or foolishness. Let's listen together and ask the Lord to help us use our words to honor Him and reflect hearts transformed by His grace. Executive Producer: Flavius Herlo Speaker: Pastor Tommy Creutz Sound design, mixing, and editing: Bryan Tripp Graphic Design: Wesley Cassford Social Media: Bryan Spahr Producer: Dave Putnam WE INVITE YOU TO CONNECT WITH US: • Website: www.harvestbible.org/ WE INVITE YOU TO FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: • Instagram: @harvestbiblechapel • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/harvestbiblechapel/

The way you talk about yourself sets the tone for everything: your business, your relationships, your friendships, even the way you see yourself in the mirror. In this episode, I'm breaking down how those casual little digs you make (“I'm a hot mess,” “I'm bad with money,” “I always attract the wrong people”) are shaping your reality more than you realize.I'll share how I used to downplay myself in business, joke about being terrible at relationships, and even wear the “dependent friend” label like a badge and how changing my language changed everything.