“Every word that goes out has a consequence attached to it.” (source)
“the inability to use words—determines the quality of life itself” (source)
“What you say today will—not can, but will—do one of two things: either lead you down a path toward a more purposeful, abundant life or move you toward destruction.” (source)
“What are your words saying about you? As we’ve established, awareness and intentionality are key to changing your habits of speech for the better. Over the next week or two, make an intentional effort to listen to what comes out of your mouth. Listen to how it sounds. Note how it affects the people around you. Do your words build up or tear down? Are they moving in the direction of life or in the direction of death?” (source)
“Immersing yourself in conversation with God does three major things in your life, all of which act as catalysts for shaping your words and directing the way you use them. First of all, when you talk to God, you acknowledge his existence. Second, you connect with him on a deeper level. And third, you demonstrate your dependence on him as your source.” (source)