A soft answer turneth away wrath: but grievous words stir up anger Proverbs 15:1
How we respond to someone sets the tone for how your interaction is going to go. We have all probably done it, someone says something and catches you at the wrong time, and you respond harshly. What happened next? Either this started a whole argument or that person left with their feelings hurt. We need to remember to stop and think before we respond to someone
This is a great principle that can be applied to social media. How many useless arguments do people get into just because people have different opinions. Guess what, its ok to have a different opinion, its ok to think a little differently, why cant everyone have respectful discussions? The reason is because most people don’t really care what you have to say, they just want you to agree with them. This is why the majority of “discussions” on social media are pointless. Nobody is actually listening to each other
This principle should also be applied to your marriage or relationships. How many arguments could have been avoided , if we just stopped , thought about what your spouse was actually saying, before we responded. I know its not always easy, but we need to get into the practice of slowing down when it comes to conversations. Words are powerful, they can bless or curse someone
The Apostle James said “Let everyone be Quick to Hear and Slow to Speak” (James 1:9) This is the principle we need to apply to our lives. Lets do more listening and less yapping. We always know that one person , who always shoots their mouth off before they think, and it always gets them in trouble. Don’t be that person, we can avoid a lot of confrontations in our lives, if we just give a soft answer or just listen.
The Answer is Jesus Christ , are you listening?
Amen
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Its James 1:19 and not James 1:9 lol
On Wed, Jun 17, 2020 at 4:24 PM Unashamed of Jesus wrote:
> Unashamed of Jesus posted: “A soft answer turneth away wrath: but grievous > words stir up anger Proverbs 15:1 How we respond to someone sets the tone > for how your interaction is going to go. We have all probably done it, > someone says something and catches you at the wrong time, and ” >
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Listen more, talk less. A good rule to live by. Especially when the one we listen to most often is God.
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Amen sister God bless you!
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Thanks God bless you!
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