Beauty Edition (November/December 2018)
A list of beautiful things. The impact your words can have on people. Hair hacks. The pressure to choose your aesthetic.
A list of beautiful things. The impact your words can have on people. Hair hacks. The pressure to choose your aesthetic.
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NOV/DEC <strong>2018</strong> OHBELOVEDONE.COM WORDS LIKE RUBIES<br />
full of deadly poison.”<br />
That passage shows just how<br />
powerful the tongue can be. It<br />
can be used for good, or it can be<br />
used for evil. When we go to the<br />
Word, God clearly states how He<br />
wants us to use our tongue.<br />
Ephesians 4:29 (ESV) says, “Let<br />
no corrupting talk come out of<br />
your mouths, but only such as is<br />
good for building up, as fits the<br />
occasion, that it may give grace to<br />
those who hear.”<br />
We are called, as Christians, to<br />
choose what we say wisely and<br />
to think about what we say before<br />
we say it, that we may bless,<br />
encourage, and edify others.<br />
You may be thinking,<br />
How on earth am I supposed to control<br />
something like my tongue??<br />
“That’s almost impossible.” And I<br />
know. It’s a constant battle. I still<br />
struggle with my response, my<br />
tone of voice, and my emotions<br />
(such as anger). It’s going to be a<br />
battle for the rest of my life.<br />
However, ultimately, it all comes<br />
down to your heart. Matthew<br />
12:34b (ESV) says, “For out of<br />
the abundance of the heart the<br />
mouth speaks.” That’s pretty<br />
scary, isn’t it? What you say and<br />
how you say it is what is really in<br />
your heart: an overflow from your<br />
heart’s condition that comes out<br />
through your mouth.<br />
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