Set a Watch Over Your Mouth

About this sermon

We’re going to have to be willing to humble our self and repent and allow God to sanctify our tongue.  • The moment this live coal, from the altar of God, touched the lips of Isaiah, God considered him cleansed from his sins.  • Sin is conceived in the heart, and it’s conceived in the mind, but the tongue is the major channel through which sin is expressed.  • Every time we yield our tongue to criticize, to backbite, to gossip, to slander, to spread discourse among other members of the Body of Christ, we are yielding our tongue to Satan.  • God’s calling us to rise up to a new level of responsibility and put a guard over your tongue. Take control of it!  • The problem with most of us is we’re walking around talking about our problems.  • We’re talking about our sicknesses. We’re talking about our financial problems, what we can’t do, what we don’t do, why we can’t do this.  • We don’t realize we’re speaking cursing into our circumstances.  • What are you saying?  • Are we speaking cursing or blessing? Faith or doubt? Victory or defeat?  • James didn’t write this to the ungodly. He was talking and giving instruction to the Church.  • God’s power cannot flow through an unclean vessel!  • It’s a clean engine that delivers power!  • God wants to change your life.