Grace for Sound Speech: Lesson 8 Ready to Give an Answer
David Phillips • June 14, 2026
Grace for Sound Speech: Lesson 8 Ready to Give an Answer
June 14, 2026
Having discussed sins of the tongue and the danger of many words, we now turn our attention to learning to use our mouths to glorify God. In 1 Peter 3:15, we are instructed to be ready to give an answer for our hope when we are persecuted as Christians.
We are not called to a "holier than thou" mentality. Rather, we are called to perfect the holiness God creates in us through Jesus Christ, by His Holy Spirit.
In this second lesson on What Hinders Prayer? we discuss things that prevent God from listening to our requests, such as sin, unforgiveness, and unrepentance.
Do you ever feel like God isn't hearing or answering your prayers? Explore the possibility that we simply need to learn to trust God to answer the way we need.
We continue our study on self-control and the wisdom God gives to teach us how to use our words for good and not for evil.
Consider the profound and life changing principles taught by Jesus is in what many call "The Lord's Prayer" or "Our Father" prayer.
In Grace for Sound Speech, we explore the Bible's teaching on self-control and how God provides wisdom for using our words for good and not evil.
Continuing study on the power of the tongue, explore the need to exercise self-control by guarding one's heart and tongue to use the power of speech in a godly way.
When asked whether He was the Christ, the Son of God, Jesus affirmed, quoting Daniel 7:13, "...the Son of Man, Coming with the clouds of heaven!" What did He mean
Jesus taught a great deal about the character and quality of people who belong in His kingdom. In this sermon we discuss His teachings on who will enter His kingdom.
What does the word "church" mean? Is the church a building? Is it an organization? Is it a people? It is used to translate the Greek word ekklesia.
