Hello, my friends, and welcome to Life with Sally podcast.

I'm so glad you're here, so please make yourself a cup of tea and come on in.

Thank you. Please make yourself a cup of tea and come on in. Hello, my wonderful friends. How are you today? I am in Colorado still. I go back and forth so many different places. But I've been praying and praying the past few days. What attribute? What wise attribute of God should I be addressing

today? So I hope you will really enjoy it because the Lord brought it to my mind this morning

and I did a lot of research and thinking about it and I hope that

it will encourage you greatly. I wanted to let you know that we always have on my, on my blog,

and also if you sign up to receive our email newsletters, we always have some kind of a different, like a study guide or something

at the beginning of the month. And this one is on because it's Valentine's Day, how to leave

a legacy of love. And so if you are not signed up for my blog or my membership or whatever,

not my membership, just my blog, go to sallyclarkson.com and just leave us your email and you will get all of the announcements and all of the different

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And you'll get the little, the journal that will help you kind of be reminded

of how to love your children well this month. Well, I'm going to get going today because I've got

so much ahead of me, but I will tell you a little bit more at the end. But today, if this makes

any sense at all, I'm going to be talking about the attribute of expressing

life-giving words it's really interesting when I was doing a study on Jesus this morning which

had a lot more verses than I'm going to be sharing in this one today. But Jesus was, well, for one thing,

his whole life is about his message, is about his words, words, and ideas and the graciousness

of your heart and out of your heart flow the words of life. You know, it's whatever you are

storing in your heart is going to come out.

And I've had a lot of letters from people lately, and I thought maybe I would tell you a little

story that I've used before, and also that might encourage you with where you are and your

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