Hey friends welcome back to the morning mindset. I'm thankful you're here with me. It's

our opportunity to get our minds aligned with the truth of God for today. This is the

day that matters. This day that's before us, let's set our minds, let's set our hearts

to honor the Lord Jesus Christ and set him apart as Lord in our lives. And today we're

going to be talking about the issue of being mouthy. You know what I mean? Sometimes

we'll say this about a teenager. Sometimes we'll say this about someone that

are worked. They're kind of mouthy. It means they just talk. They just mouth off

about things. And today we're going to look at some passages in the book of

Proverbs chapter 29 that give us some insight into what's going on there and how

we cannot be the kind of person who's mouthy. Now before we get into that though, I

wanted to just say that I've been thinking a lot about the holidays that are

coming up in the gift giving season and all that sort of stuff. And I know how

difficult it can be to find resources, especially educational, spiritually oriented

resources that would be of benefit to people and that you can trust. And so I

wanted to point you towards some of the books that I've written. I've got

spiritual growth books. I've got some fiction books, even children's picture

book that you could take advantage of as a gift this holiday season. You can

go to carrygreen.com slash books and find details on all of those. All right.

Today, let's look at Proverbs 29 verse 9. It says, if a wise man has an

argument with a fool, the fool only rages and laughs and there is no quiet. Have

you ever been in this sort of situation where you're trying to have a discussion

at debate? Get somewhere on an issue. And there's a person involved in the

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