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Introduction:
We’ve all been in situations where someone says something awkward or dumb or offensive in a group and it just kinda changes the dynamic
Maybe someone is trying to get in on a conversation but their nerves and insecurity gets the best of them and they blurt something out....now everyone just pretends that they didn’t say anything
What I noticed in myself was the words I used in my own life....
Why aren’t they A+’s ....I’ll show you A pluses...
One by one they fell....
Jimmy: Angry judge....I’ll never flip out like him
Chuck: Stop calling....I’ll never abandon like him
Bill: Left mom....I’ll never quit like him
It’s difficult when you begin to define yourself by what you are not compared to others instead of who you are in Christ.
It’s difficult when you begin to define yourself by what you are not compared to others instead of who you are in Christ.
Big Idea: The Force of my Words flow from Source of my Heart
Big Idea: The Force of my Words flow from Source of my Heart
James
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The Problem: Broken words come from Broken Hearts
The Problem: Broken words come from Broken Hearts
Explain:
Sin corrupted our original design
Scripture:
We can only speak from what we know and experience
Scripture:
Sin corrupted our original designWe can only speak from what we know and experience
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Story: The Running Script in my Head—Don’t be a Pansy!
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2. The Solution: Consider the Source
Explain:
The original design of our speech was to release life as Jesus released life (the word….)
Genesis: God SPOKE....and it was GOOD
Genesis: God SPOKE
Scripture:
Scripture:
How do we get there?
— Out of the overflow of our heart the mouth speaks…
We have to consider the source.
The state of our heart.
Jesus talked about this...
Story: Why do I go from 0 to 100 in my head so fast?
Application:
I had to consider my heart, my experience and my hurt
In lesson 10 we’ll go over Strongholds and get a better understanding of the WHY behind the WHAT that we do.
In lesson 10 we’ll go over Strongholds and get a better understanding of the WHY behind the WHAT that we do.
Application:
1. Listen
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I had to learn how to actively listen to what my wife was saying.
I had to stop preparing for my response in advance
2. Learn a new language
2. Learn a new languageFind a lightning rodPray….alot……..thnking about every angle of a conversation is not prayer….bringing
my tension, confusion, angry and hurt to God is prayer.
Am I thinking a lot?
Or am I praying about it?
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3. Find a lightning rod
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4. Pray….alot
Thinking about every angle of a conversation is not prayer….
Bringing my tension, confusion, angry and hurt to God is prayer.
Am I thinking a lot?
Or am I praying about it?
* READ
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Healthy Confrontation:
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In my marriage confrontation was on my terms and it was intense....
I had to learn how to confront in a way that opened up my wife’s heart and didn’t shut her down
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