Speaking the Word Once you have heard a word from God you should be ready to speak. The Spirit of God and the angles of God are bored too much because we don’t give them much to do. They are at a halt or stand still if we don’t speak in agreement with God from the rhema. The Word of God has power but also words have power because words originate from Him. The bible says the words that roll from our tongue sets the entire course of our life (James 3:5-8). I beseech each person to let your words be seasoned with grace. Many do not know or haven’t become realistically aware that there is an accountability for the words we speak. Scripture gives us great warning of speaking idle words. The book of Matthew states it as clear as day. “But I say unto you that every idle word that men shall speak, they shall give account thereof in the Day of
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The amplified reads as, “But I tell you, on the day of judgment people will have to give an accounting for every careless or useless word they speak. An idle or careless word is a word spoken without thought being given to it first. Idle words are unproductive. This is why, with good reason, the tongue must be strongly disciplined. In order for our tongues to be discipline our thought process must be disciplined first. I must admit I have been found guilty of these many times in my own life. God has dealt with me bountifully about it; even making me aware that it, what I spoke was the reason my life was in part the way it was. He said my own mouth was the fault. The words of my own tongue snared my life. In other words, I hung myself with my tongue. That was a hard pill to swallow. I know I am not the only guilty party, we all sometimes speak out of anger, fear, frustration, stress, or ignorance and all have said something idle at some point. Like I love them to
The amplified reads as, “But I tell you, on the day of judgment people will have to give an accounting for every careless or useless word they speak. An idle or careless word is a word spoken without thought being given to it first. Idle words are unproductive. This is why, with good reason, the tongue must be strongly disciplined. In order for our tongues to be discipline our thought process must be disciplined first. I must admit I have been found guilty of these many times in my own life. God has dealt with me bountifully about it; even making me aware that it, what I spoke was the reason my life was in part the way it was. He said my own mouth was the fault. The words of my own tongue snared my life. In other words, I hung myself with my tongue. That was a hard pill to swallow. I know I am not the only guilty party, we all sometimes speak out of anger, fear, frustration, stress, or ignorance and all have said something idle at some point. Like I love them to