Do other people make you sin with your words?

Here's Mary Cassian.

What comes out of your mouth, what you say, how you respond to circumstances, that's your

responsibility.

Your husband doesn't make you say nasty things.

It's you.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, co-author of

True Woman 101, Divine Design. For March 13th, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh. I hope your celebration of the resurrection of Jesus was joyful and heartfelt, even though many of us are still unable to attend church physically.

Thankfully, the kingdom of God has no walls, no borders.

While both last week and this week on Revive Our Hearts, we're focusing on how we use our words.

It's important to speak words of blessing and peace to those around us. I think that's especially

important right now in our families, as we might be getting tired of being around each other so much.

Here's our host, Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, with more.

Did you realize that your tongue is like a steering wheel? Your words set a navigation for your

whole day. Mary Cassian will tell us why today. Now, if you've listened to revive our hearts for any

length of time, you know that Mary Cassian is a dear friend of this ministry. She's written a book

called Conversation Peace, that's P-E-A-C-E, and it's all about the way we use our words. And I think

that's one of the most important topics that we could consider as women of God. So I asked Mary

if she would come and be a guest teacher on Revive

our hearts and help us explore this topic about the way that we use our words. Now, Mary's from

Canada, so you'll notice that occasionally she uses phrases like hand to the tiller. What she means

is hold on to the steering wheel. So let's listen as Mary

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