Is it Possible to Tame the Tongue? | Christian Huff

Christian, John Luke, Parker, Reeves and Luke tackle the difficult subject of the power of our words and how we wield them. Luke makes the point that all change takes time and encourages patience as God sanctifies the hearts of those who love Him. Christian comes up with an amusing new term for bad language that John Luke wants to adopt. The guys agree that putting good into your mind produces good results from the heart.
In this episode: James 3, verses 1-18; Matthew 18, verse 6; Romans 14, verse 21
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ABOUT CHRISTIAN HUFF
Christian Huff is husband to Sadie Robertson Huff and father to his daughter, Honey. He loves to help share the Gospel with people through fitness and encourage men to truly follow after Jesus. Christian helps lead an evangelism ministry at his local church back home and is passionate about seeing others come to know and experience Christ.
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Loving this James Bible study

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Please do another bible study video

[@jasongebrosky1831]

From a deliverance perspective, by calling yourself names, you can knowingly or unknowingly speak curses over your life. Inviting demonic activity in your life.

[@bereanist]

I think we should be careful with the different versions of the Bible. I feel it can bring confusion.