God's people are deeply affected by words, and as Christians, we are called to seriously restrain our tongues, letting no corrupt communication proceed out of our mouth, but instead speaking words that build people up and minister grace to the hearers. [... more]

God's people are deeply affected by words, and Christians are called to seriously restrain their tongues, letting no corrupt communication proceed out of their mouth, but instead speaking words that build people up and minister grace to the hearers, allowing the Holy Spirit to work freely in their lives. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans discusses the importance of Christian communication, highlighting the need to speak truth in love and control one's tongue. He emphasizes that healthy relationships require more than just honesty and that the goal of communication is to build something up, not tear something down. [... more]

God's people are deeply affected by words, and as Christians, we are called to seriously restrain our tongues and let no corrupt communication proceed out of our mouth. Instead, we should speak words that are good, to the use of edifying, that it may minister grace unto the hearers, and not grieve the Holy Spirit of God. [... more]

The wrath of God is a personal and terrible reality that should not be denied or watered down. The gospel message of Jesus Christ is clear: salvation is personal and comes through faith in him alone, but the consequences of rejecting him are equally clear. The Bible teaches that God's wrath will be poured out on those who do not believe, and it is a reality that should be taken seriously. [... more]

The wrath of God is a personal and terrible reality that can be avoided through faith in Jesus Christ. The Gospel is not just about escaping hell and going to heaven, but about experiencing the horrors of God's wrath. The seeker driven church movement has led to a watering down of the Gospel, making it less about convicting unbelievers and more about relating to them. The Bible teaches that God's wrath is undiluted and that we should take warning and give glory to God. [... more]