“I’ll rather sit with an individual who’s got enough words in his vocabulary than hanging around a friend with limited words”
…buf akpan
just like many believes action speak louder than voice or words, I believe words leave far more greater impact with us and the side it points to an individual depends on how it is framed.
In the last publication I pointed out how beautiful encouragement could be even after many years and I believe the survival of humanity really depend on many of us. Sometimes we speak and drive many away into their shell or even commit suicide and sometime we speak and someone is quickened to face his or her difficult situation. This is why I greatly believe the bible (word of God) was given to encourage many that will accept the faith it’s amplifying but my major thought here is the word we speak.
This are the days am very careful of what comes out of my mouth because I don’t know who might be listening and the conscious fact that my best gift to someone somewhere I don’t know could be my words, is enough to start training myself towards taming my words, my breath and my being to only encouragement in love (1 Corinthians 13).
There are so many of us that tends to make more sense when we don’t talk around those in difficulties because we only dig out the root of those difficulties in an attempt to encourage but only end up causing more bitterness.
“A wise man always thinks before he speaks. And the words he says are good and worth hearing”.
Proverbs 16:23 (ERV)
The fact cannot be denied that we provide many more the security they need to direct their lives consciously and unconsciously. Words go a long way in providing means people view themselves.
A dejected individual can be revived if given the rightly framed word.
A dead situation can be revived if given the rightly framed word.
We can’t deny the fact that it took words for God to settle the problem of form and void (Gen 1:2-3).
I can’t remember how many people I have spoken encouraging words to but I can remember how many people have spoken grate encouraging words to me, even after many years, I can still remember some words that has never at any point stopped sweetening my heart. I can still remember some terrible words that only encourage tears.
So, how wonderful or terrible can our words be to the people God has brought close to us, would you prefer tears role down their chick whenever they remember your words?
How many have you spoken encouraging and hopeful words to? And how many have you spoken terrible words to, how many more will you speak it to?
Do you have just enough words to encourage someone to stay till when he/she will actually experience a situation where he/she will say God is indeed faithful? But you can start now by forwarding this Newsletter to your friends.
I love you but the Lord loves you more than I do.
buf akpan
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