ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We all know someone who rubs us the wrong way—whether a coworker, a difficult family member, or even someone in our own church. When friction arises, our natural temptation is to lash out, hold a grudge, or use our words to tear them down. But as followers of Christ, we are called to a higher standard.
In this message from Ephesians 4:29-32, we explore the profound connection between the words we speak, the condition of our hearts, and our relationship with the Holy Spirit. Discover how to guard your tongue, put away bitterness, and choose the difficult but liberating path of forgiveness. Learn how to speak words that don't grieve the Spirit, but instead bring grace and healing to those who hear them.
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