A true mark of spiritual growth is controlling what you say, as Pastor Greg Laurie explains in his message on the destructive potential of our words, drawing from the book of James and the life of David. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown celebrates his 50th anniversary of preaching and shares his personal testimony of transformation from a life of addiction to one of faith and ministry. He emphasizes the importance of scripture memorization and the power of the Word of God in shaping our lives and spiritual foundations. The discussion also touches on the fentanyl crisis, backbiting and slander in the Christian community, and the interpretation of Old Testament sacrifices and the Millennial Kingdom. [... more]

The Bible teaches that our words have the power to either build up or tear down, and that controlling our tongues is a sign of spiritual maturity. We are encouraged to use our words to praise God, proclaim the gospel, and confess our sins, and to avoid gossip and backbiting. By dedicating our tongues to God's glory, we can become bridge builders, not bridge burners, and be known as people of love who elevate others. [... more]

Satan is a whisperer who uses cunning lies and accusations to deceive and destroy. He is a serpent who beguiled Eve and continues to whisper thoughts to the mind that accuse God and godly members of the body of Christ. To protect oneself from Satan's attacks, one must stay behind the hedge of protection provided by prayer, Bible study, and time with God. [... more]

The devil, known as the Whisperer, uses cunning lies and accusations to bring fear and ruin to people's lives. He whispers fear, slander, and lies, making it hard to distinguish between right and almost right. To resist the Whisperer, one must learn to drown out his whispers with the Word of God, cast down imaginations, and bring every thought into obedience to Christ. [... more]

Satan is known as the Whisperer, using subtle and crafty tactics to deceive and corrupt the minds of believers, often through accusations and lies. He begins with a whisper in the mind, making God look harsh or stingy, and can escalate to whispers of lust, anger, jealousy, envy, and fear. Believers must be wise as serpents and harmless as doves, learning to discern the whispers of the enemy and take captive every thought to avoid mental strongholds of deception. [... more]

Gossip can sneak up on you, making it difficult to determine whether you're passing along information or spreading rumors. The Bible has a clear definition of gossip and slander, and it's essential to understand the difference between discussing a subject and talking about a person. Creating a confidential environment and being mindful of the content you share can help you avoid gossip and build trustworthiness. [... more]