In a world where the Christian faith may face opposition, it becomes all the more crucial to embrace the uplifting power of our words, guided by the Holy Spirit. The Bible reminds us of the profound impact our speech can have—to build up rather than tear down, to encourage rather than discourage. As followers of Christ, we are called to embody the spirit of generosity in our communication, offering words of kindness and encouragement to those around us. In doing so, we not only reflect the love and grace of God but also create a nurturing environment where individuals are uplifted and inspired. By allowing the Holy Spirit to guide our words, we become instruments of hope and agents of positive change, fostering a community where mutual support and encouragement abound.
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Psalm & Zailla
3/3/2024 10:45:55 am
How do you encourage someone to attend church/participate in church activities without pushing or forcing your religion onto them?
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David Champness
9/3/2024 02:34:15 pm
Some things to consider. Jesus was a gentleman when he offered people the opportunity of eternal life, Never forcing his view on anyone it more of an open invite.
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Anonymous
3/3/2024 11:02:49 am
When someone is experiencing God’s blessings in terms of motivational gifts, specifically prophesy, how can we help them grow that gift instead of them being afraid of his calling?
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David Champness
9/3/2024 02:43:44 pm
As a anonymous questions, It is had to talk about specifics. As you have someone in particular in mind. But generally The gift of Prophecy (in Romans 12) is different from the gift of Prophet in (Eph 4). And one needs to have a good understand of why they re different, A basic understand should include that One is a motivation gift. Its what motivates them , they see thinks quiet often as black and white, Good and evil, and a good drive what is good.
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