Resources by Topic: Words & The Tongue

Do you realize your tongue is like a steering wheel? Your words set a navigation for your whole day. Mary Kassian will explain why. View More →

Some people are like brown and shriveled plants. Our words can be like water and nutrients that help them grow and blossom. View More →

Words just bubble out of some people. Sometimes that can get you into trouble. But when it comes to expressing love, it’s a great quality. View More →

Do you ever curse other people? Are you sure? Discover more about this and gain a deeper appreciation for the power of words. View More →

Think of your words like money. You receive words of blessing from God, and that enables you to give words of blessing to others. View More →

Words are powerful. I’ll bet you can remember times when others spoke cruel words to you. They can affect our lives for years. But there is a way to be free. View More →

Social media has given everyone their own megaphone and soap box. But where has it brought us? View More →

Even though there were no smartphones in Solomon’s day or when the New Testament was being written, God’s Word actually says a lot about how we use our words. View More →

Ask God to help you build others up with your example and words. View More →

Ask God to give you discretion as you talk with others. View More →

Are your words said with love? View More →

Nancy asks wives: When your husband comes home after a long day, does he get beat up or does he get built up? View More →

Would people describe you as having kind words? View More →

Dámaris Carbaugh defines “slander” and helps you evaluate whether your life could be slandering the Lord. View More →

Shannon Popkin was excited to visit some new neighbors. But after dinner she was mortified when her husband fell asleep in the middle of conversation. View More →

What is a biblical response when others have cut us down with their words? God can provide hope, healing, and freedom from pain. View More →

Have you ever spoken to your husband with friendly persistent "suggestions" hoping to persuade him to do things your way? View More →

Do you ever have the feeling that if you don't yell, your kids aren't going to get it? Listen today to find out the importance of having a soft answer. View More →

Recognizing the power of words can be sobering. Sometimes we need to simply speak less, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t speak at all. View More →

Satan is sometimes called "the accuser." When we accuse others, we are acting just like him. Find out more as Nancy describes evil twins: gossip and slander. View More →

So what’s the big deal? I don’t lie! Even if you don’t tell out and out lies, there’s always a temptation to stretch the truth, to exaggerate. View More →

Did you know that the doctor will sometimes look at your tongue to gauge your overall health? That can serve as a picture of your spiritual health as well. View More →

It’s so sad to observe an alcoholic who takes yet another drink, even as his body withers. We can destroy ourselves in more subtle ways. View More →

How important is encouragement? And how are you modeling it? Find out more about the power of encouraging words. View More →

If you have a problem with gossip or other sins of the tongue, what should you do about it? View More →

Someone has described gossip as "verbal homicide." Is comparing slander with murder too extreme? View More →

Slander and gossip are serious. In fact, the book of Titus uses a Greek word that associates slander with the devil. View More →

You’d think we’d be pretty good at speaking by now, but unfortunately, most people have a lot to learn about using their words to build others up. View More →

When you truly listen to others, you are giving a real gift. Mary Kassian shows you how to develop the rare skill of listening. View More →

One of the hardest things to do is to bless others when you have been cursed. How can you do that? Mary Kassian will talk about that on Revive Our Hearts. View More →