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“Give my greetings to the brothers and sisters at Laodicea, and to Nympha and the church in her house.” — Colossians 4:15 (KJV)
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Sanctified Steps: Daily Devotional| Guard Your Tongue | Psalm 34:13 (KJV)
Scripture:
"Keep thy tongue from evil, and thy lips from speaking guile." — Psalm 34:13 (KJV)
Devotional:
The words we speak have the power to heal or to harm. Psalm 34:13 (KJV) calls us to a higher standard — to intentionally guard our speech, refusing to let evil or deceit escape our lips.
In a world saturated with gossip, slander, and casual cruelty, this verse reminds us that our words should be seasoned with grace. When we bridle our tongues, we reflect the heart of God and become peacemakers rather than sowers of discord.
Reflection:
Think of a time when you were tempted to speak negatively about someone. What would have happened if you had chosen silence or encouragement instead? Reflect on how your words can either lift someone up or tear them down.
Daily Wisdom Insight:
Guarding our tongues requires daily surrender — a heart willing to let God lead even our smallest conversations. When we seek His help, our words can become vessels of life, not weapons of harm.
Application:
Today, commit to practicing "the pause" — before you speak, pause and ask yourself: Is it true? Is it kind? Is it necessary?
Let Psalm 34:13 be your guide throughout your conversations, both in person and online.
Prayer:
Lord,
Teach me to guard my tongue.Help me to speak words that build up,
Not words that deceive or destroy.
Let my lips reflect Your grace, mercy, and truth.
Create in me a heart that seeks to bless others with every word.
Amen.
Discussion Question:
How can practicing "the pause" before speaking help you become more intentional with your words each day?
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