22/03/2025
SAT. 22ND MARCH. | REFRAIN YOUR LIPS
WISDOM TIP: The silence of a fool is stronger than the talkativeness of the wise.
In the multitude of words there wanteth not sin: But he that refraineth his lips is wise. Proverbs 10:19 KJV
Talkativeness is not a show of wisdom, therefore, always let your words be few. Our opening portion of the Scripture confirmed it that wise people refrained their words. Fools talk too much.
The Scripture says, " Even a fool, when he holdeth his peace, is counted wise: And he that shutteth his lips is esteemed a man of understanding" (Proverbs 28:17). The silence of a fool is stronger than the talkativeness of the wise.
If you are a person who knows how to bridle your tongue, you don't know how much God has helped you. The major bulk of the problems men face, come through talkativeness. When you can't bridle your tongue, you will invite avoidable battles.
It's important to note the difference between personal revelation and public information. There is lack of quietness among today’s believers; they talk too much and fail to “study to be quiet” according to the Scripture in 1 Thessalonians .4:11KJV.
Talkativeness is a point of leakage in one’s spiritual life. If we speak less, what we speak will be more powerful. If we learn to obey the Holy Spirit in this area, our daily speech will be reduced by half! This will glorify God.
COUNSEL: Listen more and talk less,
PRAYERS: 1. Father, help me to bridle my tongue. 2. Father, deliver me by fire, from every battles of words.
DECLARATION: I decree that the grace to bridle your tongue is released on you now in Jesus name.
CONFESSION: I act more and talk less .
Author: Pst Daniel Odemejakpor
Lead Pastor: The Fireville Church International
SERVICE ALERT:
1. Join us this Sunday for a POWER SERVICE by 9am @ Damat Event Centre, Ogo Oluwa Mechanic Junction, Along New Airport Road, Alakia Ibadan.
2. Join us tomorrow by 4pm for an EVENING CHURCH @ Challenge Fire Station, Kobolese building, Kajegbo Street, opposite Chicken Republic, Challenge, Ibadan.