One of the greatest desires of mankind is peace in our soul. God tells us in His Word that this peace can only come through a relationship with Jesus Christ who reconciles us to Himself. I make it my ambition to share the love of Jesus and provide wisdom and insight from His Word to help others be reconciled back to God and experience true love and peace through Jesus Christ.
Thinking With God - No Excuse for Foul Language
Thinking With God - No Excuse for Foul Language
We all say things we shouldn’t. Especially, when we are charged emotionally. Our words however, show our heart (Matthew 12:34). And it’s never OK to use our words to curse others.
Don’t use foul or abusive language. Let everything you say be good and helpful, so that your words will be an encouragement to those who hear them. - Ephesians 4:29
God cares about what we say. God commands us to not use vulgar language. He commands us to not use His name in vain (That means stop saying “OMG”).
He says we will give account for every word we speak (Matthew 12:36). When we mess up, we need to repent and ask for forgiveness, not make excuses for it. Let’s be like Christ and use our words to glorify God today!
I love you all, give your best to Christ today!
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One of the greatest desires of mankind is peace in our soul. God tells us in His Word that this peace can only come through a relationship with Jesus Christ who reconciles us to Himself. I make it my ambition to share the love of Jesus and provide wisdom and insight from His Word to help others be reconciled back to God and experience true love and peace through Jesus Christ.
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