# Rotten Speech
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Aaron Stogner - Rotten Speech and the Christian - Ephesians 5:29-30 - Audio
Snoqualmie Valley Bible Church
Six Areas Where My Life Needs to Change
Authentic Spirituality, Pt. 10
Where My Life Needs To Change, Eph. 4:25-5:4
By Louie Marsh, 5-3-2020
INTRODUCTION: 4 Cartoons, last one Managing Change
Remember the Principle –
To really change I must do two things –
PUT OFF my old nature
PUT ON my new nature
You were taught,…
Joyify
“Joyify!”
Ephesians 4:29-32
I. What grieves the Spirit?
A. Rotten Speech (29a, 30; Prov. 18:21; 12:18a; James 3:5-6)
B. Rotten Attitudes (31; Luke 6:45; Prov. 4:23)
II. What pleases the Spirit?
A. Fresh Speech (29b)
* Every word…all good…all grace…all the time!
B. Fresh Attitudes (32)
Acting Like Who We Are - Audio
The Spirit of God wants to make us more like Christ, but we must be willing allow Him to accomplish His Purpose in our lives.
In the previous passage, Paul had stressed the necessity of "putting on" the new man. If we continue to live like the old man, we cause the Spirit to be grieved… to be sad…
New Behavior of the New Man
Ephesians 4:25-32, Zechariah 8
Speaking the Truth
We see in verses from both the old and the new covenant – truth is very important to God. Even Christians within the body of Christ struggle with telling the truth.
Maybe we complement people when we don’t really feel it
You might say you’re g…
What did you just say?
Dean Smith speaks again on respectable sins and this week addresses the issue of what comes out of our mouth. What is rotten speech, why do we do it and what does God have to say about it in His word?
Rotten Words, Bitter Roots & a Grieved Spirit
What if gossip isn't simply a problem with our words?
In Ephesians 4, Paul uses the Greek word sapros to describe corrupt speech—something rotten, decayed, spoiled and unfit for use. Then, one verse later, we read: “Do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God.”
That changes the conversation.
In this episo…
Rotten Words, Bitter Roots & a Grieved Spirit
What if gossip isn't simply a problem with our words?
In Ephesians 4, Paul uses the Greek word sapros to describe corrupt speech—something rotten, decayed, spoiled and unfit for use. Then, one verse later, we read: “Do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God.”
That changes the conversation.
In this episo…
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