Good morning everyone and welcome back to another morning with the masters where we devote

ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning, you guys. Tori's back and at about 50%

but she's back nonetheless. I'm here y'all. Praise God continue to pray for her health. She's in great

spirits though which is which is good news. We were picking up with day five of our watch your

mouth devotional in the Bible app. There's a link to that in the description of this podcast if

you guys want to follow along with us. And as always I'm going to read the scripture and then Tori's

going to pick up with the divo. Let's do it. The scripture is Numbers chapter 14 verse 28 and it says

this. Now tell them this. As surely as I live declares the Lord I will do to you the very things I

heard you say. The devotional says God hears everything we say including compliments and complaints.

Be careful to guard your mouth and not say anything that contradicts God's will for you as it

relates to his promises in Christ Jesus. Our mouths set us back when we speak from our emotions and

feelings. Our mouths propel us forward when we speak God's promises and faithful expectation.

It is vital for anyone who says they believe and trust God to watch their mouths as his plan of good

and purpose is brought to fruition in their lives. The Lord told Moses to send men to spy out the

land of Canaan. The land that he had already promised to give the sons of Israel. The 12 spies went

on a 40 day excursion to learn more about the land. And when they returned at the end of the 40 days

they reported to Moses and Aaron and all the congregation of the sons of Israel that the land's

abundant prosperity flowing with milk and honey. The spies even showed them the land's fruit a

singular cluster of grapes, palm granites and figs but right after complimenting the land's produce

and abundance they complained about the people in the land. Caleb quieted the people.

That's interesting to read. I believe Caleb was aware that the tongue has the power of life and

death and those who love it will eat its fruit. Caleb spoke life and agreed with God's word by saying

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