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The Power of Your Words

Aug 11
1 min read

Proverbs 18:21


Solomon says life and death are in the power of the tongue. Your words aren't neutral — they're building up or tearing down someone every time you use them.


Think before you speak.


A few extra seconds can save you from words you can't take back.


Speak life over your family.


Your kids and your wife are shaped by what they hear from you.


Watch your tone, not just your words.


How you say something can carry as much weight as what you actually say.


Correct without crushing.


There's a way to address a mistake without tearing down the person who made it.


Use words to build, not just react.


Silence is sometimes wiser than a fast, careless reply.


Dad Takeaway: Your words are either building your home up or wearing it down. There's no neutral.

 
 
 

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