Relevate Church
Bishop Lance Johnson
Words
Words
Words
Friday 22nd March 2019
Bishop Lance Johnson explores the profound impact of words in our lives, sharing stories of destruction and healing.
19 minutes
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Honest
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Healing
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Episode Overview
- Words hold immense power to both harm and heal.
- Gossip can destroy relationships and communities.
- Speaking with intention can foster unity and understanding.
- Reflect on your words before speaking to avoid unintended harm.
- Use words to uplift others and promote healing.
"Death and life are in the power of the tongue."
What makes words so powerful? Bishop Lance Johnson tackles this question with a heartfelt message on the impact of words in our lives. Drawing from his own experiences as a pastor and his journey through addiction recovery, Bishop Johnson shares compelling stories of how words have the power to both destroy and heal.
He highlights the biblical proverb that states 'death and life are in the power of the tongue', reminding us that our words can create lasting effects, whether intended or not. Through anecdotes of friendships torn apart by gossip and marriages wrecked by careless remarks, he paints a vivid picture of the destructive potential of unchecked speech. Yet, there's hope. Bishop Johnson also discusses the transformative power of words when used to speak life, healing, and unity.
He encourages listeners to be mindful of their words, suggesting that we should think before speaking and aim to uplift rather than harm. With a mix of humour and sincerity, he challenges us to reflect on our own use of language, urging us to choose words that foster love and understanding. As you listen, you might find yourself questioning how your own words have shaped your relationships and how they might be used to mend what is broken.