The Daily Practice: A Tool to Help You Apply the Bible to Your Life, Work, And Leadership
This four-step process, modeled off the practice of Lectio Divina, will help you prayerfully reflect on how the Bible relates to your life, work, and leadership.
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Taking Stock of Your Life
Sometimes it’s good to take stock of our lives, to prayerfully look at ourselves with courageous honesty.
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Please God with Your Words
When we use words to tear someone down, God is grieved. But when we use words to build someone up, God rejoices.
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Can You Give God Joy?
Could using words to build people up actually delight the heart of God?
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Another Reason Why Your Words Matter to God
We can speak in a way that glorifies God. Or we can speak in a way that grieves God’s own Spirit.
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One Reason Why Your Words Matter to God
When the Spirit of God is active in our lives, we will be transformed to be more and more like Christ.
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Your Words Matter to God
When we use our words to tear down people rather than build them up, God is grieved.
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An Example of Using Words to Build Up
If we’re going to do what Scripture teaches and use words for building up, we need positive examples to encourage us.
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Using the Power of Words for Good
Words have power. Words can build up and inspire. Or they can tear down and deflate.
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Woe to Whom?
Whether we’re pastors, seminary professors, parents, or members of a small group, we have the responsibility of personally knowing God and faithfully helping others to know God in truth.
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