April 3rd 2023 Community Bible Study

The main ideas from this information are: the importance of communication in relationships, the negative effects of poor communication, the need to speak in love to one another, and the biblical quote about being careful with our words. I do fit in my crew fit, I got price all on my music, no time to dig or be doodling, truth out my mouth like I'm tootling, holy ghost in my soul, pain from head to toe when I do it, yes for the word of God I'll pursue it, but no compromise when y'all know it, hey, they too mad at it to me, they couldn't see, the devil got nothing on God, she's a deliverer in me, now they can see, regretting ain't nothing too hard, nothing but bar, coming up out of my mouth, my soul with that Prozac, I'm a pastor, spinning that lyrical literature looking like Prozac, I'm a circle, amen, trying to hate with them squares, of course I dropped the ball a few times here, but I'm trying to make it upstairs, the devil's a liar, yeah after that, we don't fall for that kind of thing, the gates of hell shall not prevail, and I'm going to eat the fish when I fire it, I do fit, let them know I do fit, come on, I do fit, let them know I do fit, raise your hand if you fit, purpose it if you fit, let them know I do fit, cause I do fit, I do fit, tell them that I do fit, raise your hand if you fit, purpose it if you fit, cause I do fit, cause I do fit, because I do fit, because I do fit, I do fit like Hannah Glove, compliments to the man above, they had me down when they came around, but not in the most cause I'm man enough, not worried about what y'all think of me, just missing y'all negative images, like hating y'all God won't cling to me, my focus on Christ who came to me, yeah, I fit like fish and grits, a lot of y'all cats can't get with this, the God y'all serve is hit and miss, the God y'all serve won't whistle it, the God y'all serve will let you down, the God y'all serve is the best around, the God y'all serve can't do a thing, the God y'all serve does everything, Jesus, he is the Lord, he is the grace, the reason I fit in the first place, he is redone, he coming back and I'm resurrected in the first place, the earth will be covered in earthquakes, mountains will move with the earth shakes, the people who love will get no grace, but because I do fit, I be okay, I do fit, let them know I do fit, I do fit, let them know I do fit, raise your hand if you fit, purpose it if you fit, let them know I do fit, cause I do fit, I do fit, tell them that I do fit, raise your hand if you fit, purpose it if you fit, cause I do fit, cause I do fit, because I do fit, because I do fit, I do fit, let them know I do fit, I do fit, let them know I do fit, raise your hand if you fit, purpose it if you fit, let them know I do fit, cause I do fit, I do fit, tell them that I do fit, raise your hand if you fit, purpose it if you fit, cause I do fit, cause I do fit, because I do fit, because I do fit. So, Ephesians 4, 16 says, For whom the whole body fits is joined together and compacted by that which every joint supplies, according to the effectual working and the measure of every part. Make this increase of the body unto the edifying of itself in love, which simply means the whole body joined together, held together, and building itself up in love. Don't let nobody tell you that you don't fit. No matter what you're fit, don't get too fit. You are traumatized. 2 Corinthians 5, verse 17 says, If any man be in Christ, he is a new creature. You do fit. Yeah. Good evening, good evening, good evening, and welcome to another segment of Hanging with the Walkers. I am so excited to have sitting next to me, near me, close to me, my host and co-host, none other than the one and only, Rogers Walker. Peace, my brothers and sisters, peace. We are in the house. Of course, how about we fight and trying to have technical difficulties, but we are in the house. The only thing that can stop us is us. Thank God for a different apparatus, laptops, tablets, cell phones, to be able to come to you live in your homes, your cars, on your break, lunch break, while you're driving to your next job site, wherever you are, in your living rooms, in your bedrooms, on your cell phones. We're just happy to be in the house with you tonight. Don't forget, we have the conference line up and running. Put that number in the chat, 727-731-0128. Again, 727-731-0128. We want to start out by giving a shout out to our sponsors on tonight, FTF Investment Group, Dr. John Frierson, Tony Pugh, and also Maya Frierson. They are a dynamic team that is on standby to be able to help you with all of your investment needs. Shout out to Siller Gibson, Siller's International Cooking. You want it, she'll cook it. Also, to Pastor Toby Fieldpart and Lady Sandra Fieldpart in the West Palm Beach area, sponsors that keep us going, that keep us on the air. We appreciate all of you. If you want to be a sponsor of this Hanging with the Walkers, inbox me, text me, email me, and I can tell you how that works, being a sponsor, keeping us on the air, and also keeping our podcast afloat, which is on Spreaker.com. I will post it in the comments so that you will be aware of that, to know that each broadcast that we do airs the next Monday at 9 p.m. Again, each broadcast we do airs the next Monday at 9 p.m. We are excited about what we are going to discuss on tonight. We're excited about you tagging in on tonight, being with us. Again, that conference line number is 727-731-0128. The song that you heard in the background is called I Do Fit, featuring Pastor Timothy Dinks. That is the adult version. We do have a youth version that is available for that song. It is available on all digital platforms. As you know, we do have the book that's available, Amazon and Kindle, and Kingdom Christian Bookstore. We do have the candle. We have the CD that's available on all platforms. Then we now have the addition, the cups, so that while you're reading your book, you can enjoy your favorite drink out of your cup, to reemphasize to you that you do fit. Shout out to Travis Henson. He is CEO of Shirts and Stuff, who created the cups for us. There is a cup for every book. If you have the book, why don't you order the cups to go along with it? Fashionable. That's it. Handy and convenient. That's it. It is insulated. That's right. I'm so excited tonight to be with you. So many things that we have talked about, so many things that we have discussed in the past. Always, happy April. We went past April Fool's Day. Did you do any April Fools with anyone? No. Okay, good. We've grown past that, so we don't do that anymore, but you know how they used to do April Fools. Try to fool you to make you think something is going on, or say yes, that's what it is, and then they shout April Fools, but we've matured past that, some people. Right. Some people still do that. I want to talk tonight to get into a conversation. This is April, fourth month of the year, and I want to talk about communication on tonight. Can we talk about that on tonight? Communication. How we relate to one another, how we speak to one another, how we talk to one another. What we're saying and doing tonight is going to tie in to one another, and I promise you, you'll be blessed as always. The number is 727-731-0128. Let me put that in the chat right now so that you'll have that. 727-731-0128. To let you in on a little secret, I am in the midst of getting ready to release another book, and the title of that book is Forever Growing. The title of that book is Forever Growing. And in the midst of that book, we understand and know that in Forever Growing, our communication has to grow and how we speak to one another. In my book, We Can Make It Work, Volumes 1 and We Can Make It Work, Volumes 2, I discuss communication and then communication and communication to let you know how important that thing really truly is to me because we've seen a lot of situations that could have been avoided had we learned how to speak to one another, had we learned how to communicate at an early age, had we learned how to explain ourselves, had we learned how to share our thoughts, what angers us, what annoys us, what we're frustrated about, had we learned how to discuss that, share that. I promise you some of the jobs that we were on, we would not have walked off of. That's right. Because we would not have been disrespectful to our supervisors or to those that we work with because we were frustrated about something that was happening at home, had we learned how to communicate with one another. So that is our topic on tonight and it's called communication. That chapter is found in my first book, page 21, and then again I discuss it again in my second book, Communication, Communication, so that you will be able to find that at a later date. But I promise you when we learn how to talk to one another, body language, head shaking, sometimes it's what we don't say that makes a lot of difference. Sometimes we can say it with our hands. We can say it with our lips. We can say it with our eyes. Sometimes we speak with every part of our body. Communication, Communication is found in page 73 if you have volume 2 and it's on page 21 if you have volume 1 to let you know just how serious I was about communication because it's something that I fail miserably with in our relationship. If I got upset about something, well, we both fail miserably. Go ahead. Go ahead. Tell your father. When we talk about communication, sometimes the way we respond can just take us to a whole other level. I can say, yes, and that's acceptable. Or I can say, yeah, yeah, whatever. So anything that I may have attempted before that, once that office went up while I was trying to communicate or share what it is that I wanted to do, I promise you I just lost his attention. I just lost her attention. I just lost their attention because of how I responded. And this is always my favorite topic to discuss because I want us to be able to speak in love to one another. In my book I quoted Ecclesiastes 5 and 2, the ESV version. And it says, Do not be quick with your mouth, do not be hasty in your heart to utter anything before God. And I think what we forget sometimes that when we have conversations or we respond in a certain way, we forget that we're in the presence of God. We just say it. We just let her rip. We just let it go. It doesn't matter to us how you take it. Remember the old cliche, I'm grown. I say what I want to say. I'm a big girl. I'm a grown woman. So I can say it like I want to say it. And then we have no regard to that person or to their feelings or their emotions. That's right. And then when we respond in a certain way, sometimes it brings on anger. It brings on these other things. We've said some things, and I say it in my new book, we've said some things that people have taken to their grave. You'll never know that you offended them by the way you said it or by the way you communicated. I continued in the book saying all throughout the Bible, it reminds us how we should speak to one another. Unspoken words can be just as damaging or hurtful in a relationship. Yes, it can. And then I took it to the Word like I always do. Colossians 4 and 6, King James Version says, Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt that we may know ye ought to answer every man. Let it be spoken with grace. So just think on today, was your conversation seasoned with grace? The person that you spoke to or talked to today, was it seasoned with grace? My Lord. Is what you said on today, whether it be supervisor, children, bank, drive-thru, Walmart, Kmart, Wendy's, McDonald's, Burger King, the conversation and the tone you had today, was it spoken with grace and seasoned with salt? I'm just asking. 727-731-0128. We can repent. This is hanging with the walkers. There's some things that we may have done and some words that we may have whispered. Listen, we can help one another on tonight. It's okay to stop and repent. We got time for that. That being said, the silent treatment is not acceptable. How many of us shut down when we can't say what we want to say or we said what we were big and bad enough to say and didn't matter what the other person said or how they felt? That's right. How many of us just said and it just cut going and coming? It didn't matter to us if it offended the children, if it offended the household, if it offended the supervisor. We just said it. And then what do we always say? That's just the way we are. That's our favorite word. That's just the way I am. That's the way God made me. No, no, no. This says let your speech be always with grace. Key word, always. Always with grace. We understand what grace is. And then season with salt. We know that when we add salt to anything, there is a flavor. It has a seasoning all of its own. If we add too much, it's too salty. If we don't add enough, it doesn't have salt at all. It has no flavor. So when you release a conversation, season with salt. It should have some flavor. It should have an aroma that will calm or that will have peace. That will draw. That will draw. Not be so much until it's bitter in your mouth or it brings wrinkles in your forehead because it's too salty. Or no one wants to come around. Or no one wants to come around. Or listen to you. That's it. In other words, they will ignore you because you're too salty. Maybe that's where that little cliche came from. Oh, you're being salty. Okay, I don't know. But, you know, we try to pick up little things here and there so we can still stay here. Right. Waiting for an acceptable time between you and your partner or your friend to discuss a disagreement is acceptable and wise. Do you agree? 727-731-0128. This is a conversation a lot of people don't like to get into because it's almost like we're in the trenches. Right. I want to make a comment on that, Pastor, if I may interject. Not only is your communication with your spouse or with a friend here, but how well do you communicate with your boss, with co-workers? How well do you communicate in grocery stores or outside of your comfort zone? How well do you communicate? That's it. Communication is very, very important. And it don't just start inside your home, but it also starts outside of your home. That's it. We can talk one way in our home, but how does we talk outside of our home? That's it. Do you truly have a communication of spirit on the inside? That's it. How well do you communicate? That's it. Come on, call on in and let us know what's going on, 727-731-0128, and let us know how well you communicate. Let us know what area you need to work on and communicate because it's not only about you, but it's about those that you're going to encounter. Get someone on the line tonight and say, Hey, listen here, I have a communication problem, but this is the way I met with my communication. And believe it or not, I guarantee that you're farther along than you think you is. That's true. Because everybody communicates different. Maybe your communication is just two words. Nothing is wrong with that. Maybe your communication is a lot of words. Nothing wrong with that. But we all have to help one another. We all have to grow with one another. My communication skill is, I can say long. It can be intense sometimes. But as more as I talk with my wife and the more that she expresses how I sound to her, it helps me communicate better. Because I'm very blunt. Verbal. Very verbal. Okay, if you want to say it that way. I say verbal. I don't want to complete it. You know, I can be that way. But I'm not trying to be that way. I'm a Virgo. And you know how we Virgos are. We're very strong-headed. We're very bull-headed. We like things to be the way they are. We are spoken. But at the same time, we have a loving heart. So, there's an area that I was lacking in. But with the help of my wife telling me how I speak and everything, how do I sound. And then once she recorded me one time, I was like, wow, is that me? And it helps me out. And it got me to the point where I'm at today that I start to speak softer now. Not changing who I am. Right. But I speak softer now. I try to bring the tone down for them now. Because when I talk, I'm like, E.M. Hood, I want you to listen. But I'm not that way anymore because of the help. So, don't get offended when someone says, hey, you hurt my feelings by how you're talking. Think about what you're really saying. Right. Because you make it beat you like me. Not thinking that you're offending anyone, but you are. That's it. That's it. Communication. Communication on tonight. I put this little exercise in my book. I said, speak to one another the way you want to be spoken to. Never discuss things when angry. Remember what was said earlier. Take a moment to remember this is someone that you love. Step away from the situation for a moment. And here's the exercise. Relax. Breathe. Inhale. Exhale. And if needed, repeat. All right now. Say it again, Pastor. Relax. Breathe. Inhale. Exhale. My God. And then repeat if necessary. Repeat the steps as many times as you need to. In all reality, at all times, 24-7, we're to remember that we are children of the Most High. And I say this very loosely. Since we're children of the Most High, should we get to this point? My God. That's a discussion all by itself. 727-731-0128. Since we're saved, sanctified, filled with the Holy Ghost, disciples of Christ, should we get to this point? To where we are losing our cool. And anything and everything comes up and comes out. 727-731-0128. 727-731-0128. Since we're children of the Most High. Since we're saved. Sanctified. Filled with the Holy Ghost. Leaders in the community. Pillars in the community. Mothers, fathers, grandmothers, grandfathers, cousins, aunties, auntie dems, uncle dem, uncle pookie dem. Should we get to that point? To where someone can provoke us. Pass that point. To where we lose our cool. And say things that we are embarrassed about. I like what you said, Pastor, when you read those four points. Relax. Breathe. Inhale and exhale. Because when we look at the scripture of Proverbs 15 and 1, it says soft words turns away wrath. But harsh words stirs up anger. So if you relax. If you breathe. If you inhale. And if you exhale. You not only obeying what you're supposed to be obeying, but you're obeying the Word of God. And then this is how you get to glory. By you activating the Word that's on the inside of you. But you have to put the Word on the inside of you. Because what goes on the inside of you is always going to come out of you. So if you have nothing good going in you, how do you expect something good to come out of you? So this is an issue that we have when it comes to communication. We're not indulging in communication as well as we think we are. So that's why the words of bitterness and anger come out in us. That's true. And that scripture, believe it or not, is found in my book on page 23. Proverbs 15, 1 through 2. A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger. I know you agree with that. The tongue of the wise commends knowledge, but the mouth of the fools pours out folly. And then I follow with Hebrews 10 and 24. And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works. Come on now. Consider it. Work through text. Is what you said today a word that stirred up one another? Stirred up one another, but to love and to good works. And then God gets the glory in what you said today. That's it. You're God now. The one you say you love. That's it. The one you say you serve. Come on now. You serve. You live and you die for God. I shall live and for God I shall die. Did he get the glory out of the communication that you have spoken on today? That's it. Not just all your communication, but did he get the glory out of everything that you said out of your mouth on today? That's it. And that's what we have to look at. Because you're not only fooling these people online or those that you are running around with, but you're only fooling yourself. That's it. Because our Lord and Savior sits high and he looks low. Yes. And he's going to judge us by every word that proceeds out of this vessel. Out of our vessel. That's it. Because the Bible says your word will do two things for you. It will condemn you or it will justify you. That's it. What are your words doing for you? Did what you say today. That's good stuff. Did it stir up words of love or did it stir up anger? Were they harsh words or were they words that will edify or build up the person that you were speaking to on today? Come on now. Just today. We don't have to go back to tomorrow. That's right. We don't have to go back to last night. We don't have to go back to last week. Just today. Is what you said today, did it stir up love? Did it stir up strife? Did it stir up anger? 727-731-0128. And I know that you have ways that you have communicated to help other people. I know you have ways that you have shared with other people on how they should communicate. That's right. How they should talk to one another. Let us consider it. That's what the word said. Think about it. When we consider something, we think about that thing before we do it. You said it earlier, Pastor. Have you considered how you would feel if someone talked to you the way you talk to them? That's it. Have you considered that? That's it. Or how someone feel, how you look at them rolling your eyes or your body movement. Have you considered that? If they approach you that way, how will you respond to the same thing that you do? Have you considered it? I know this can be a sensitive subject. I really do. Because some people feel as if, don't come at me in that tone. Don't try to tell me how to talk. I'm grown. I'm grown. Don't try to tell me how to respond or how to react because you're not me. How many times have you been told that? Maybe even today. That's it. Don't try to chastise me. I'm not a child. But if all they were trying to do was to let you know that what you said hurt their feelings or it was offensive or it was something that hurt because you said it in the way that you said it, doesn't necessarily mean that it didn't hurt. Does that make sense? That makes a lot of sense. Sometimes you can say things, speak things to a person and they're offended. This flesh says, I just said what was on my mind. Right. If it offended you, that's... I'd feel like an idiot too. Right, right. Rolling the neck and everything. Don't talk to me if you can't take it. Okay. We're talking about communication on tonight. Is there or was there a way that you could have said it or released it in a way that they could receive it? If you had to do it all over again, how would you say it? Would you do it the same way? Would you do it the same way? That's it. That's it. And if it came up that, yes, I'm offended by what you said, what's your reaction? 727-731-0128. See, we have people from all ages, from all walks of life that's on the line on tonight. So, therefore, there's an opinion in each generation. There's an opinion in each person's walk of life. There are some saved and some that are not saved. So, I ask you on tonight, communication skills, what would your response be? How would you handle a situation if someone said they were offended by what you said or how you said it? And what would your reaction be? That's it. What would your reaction be? Would your eyes pop out of your head? Would your neck snap back? Would you put your hands on your ear? How would you respond? Because all that is very important of how you receive. A lot of times we have to say anything, but our body language tells us different. It says it all. Yes. That's it. It says it all. It shows different. It shows whether you're receiving me. It shows whether you were offended by what I said to you, et cetera, et cetera. How can you handle that? And if they apologized to you, would you accept it? Would you accept it? Come on. But you're the one that offended them. And then they apologized to you. For calling you to offend them. That's it. That's it. We're talking about communication on tonight, 727-731-0128. And what you say may help someone else that's on the line. Remember the conference line instructions. When you call in, you talk, we listen, we listen, you talk. And because it is a conference line, that means that more than one of us can be on the line at the same time. I know some strong and awesome seasoned, experienced communicators out there. There's no wrong answer on hanging with the walkers. Because we all are forever growing. And we're getting to a place now where we're open and being honest with ourselves. Because we're trying to build each other. Maybe you can say stuff that will entice us to help our marriage out. Because we're forever growing. We're forever learning. That's it. We don't know everything. This is the reason why we have these podcasts so that we can receive from everyone on the show tonight. It is very important that we respond in a way where we're able to consider one another in love. That's it. And maybe you were the one that was offended by what was said to you. And how did you receive that? And how did you receive that? How well did you take that? That's it. Did you mention anything to the individual that did it to you? Or you just what? Left it like it was and put it in God's hands? Or did you walk away furious because you didn't want to say anything wrong? I didn't want to. Wow. And is that thing still on your heart? Right now, today. Even now, today. Even though you said, I forget it, I forgave you, are you still walking around with that on your heart? That's it. 727-731-0128. We want to help tonight. We're talking about communication. Communication. Communication. 727-731-0128. Because believe you me. Oh, let me see. This is what... Oh, good evening, Dr. Fryson. Andrew said, God worked with me last year about extending grace. I truly try to be mindful of how I speak to someone now, but before I was like, it is what I said. It is what it is. I feel you, Philter. I feel you. And we understand that because these are the things that happen. These are the things that can occur. And then years go by and you never know that that person was offended. You never know why they stopped speaking to you. That's right. You're thinking, oh, they accepted or received what I said to them. And they're saying to themselves, I can't believe you don't realize how you talk to me. Never spoke to you again. Never saw you. But yet and still, they will walk around with an art against you because of communication. 727-731-0128. Read that one more time, Pastor. This one right here? From Andrea? Yes. She says, God worked with me last year about extending grace. And she says, I truly try to be mindful of how I speak to someone now. But before, I was like, I said what I said. Because that's called growth. Yes. And a lot of times we think that we're in a place with God and we're not. And we think at the end of it, but the Lord come and test us and show us how much he loves us. Let us know, hey, you're not there yet. And let me show you why you're not there yet. Because if you're after my heart, you have to change the way that your tone is, the way that you speak to my children. Because remember, no matter how bad that person is, they still belong to God. That's it. So that's what we have to be careful for. So to see that comment there, you can see the growth of her not deceiving herself anymore. And she's openly speaking it out. So now the enemy cannot hold that against her. That's it. Now she's free to relax and let it go. That's it. Because now I'm mindful of it now. I'm in a place now where I'm mindful. I'm no longer hurting or bitter on the inside now because I have forgave the situation or the individual that has caused me to feel this way. That's it. And that is so awesome and powerful. And like I said earlier, I have that same mindset. And a lot of times if I don't catch myself, I still walk in that same mindset. Because why? The human part want what it want. And the human part is always on defense. That's right. So if I spend so much time in my flesh, I'm going to start acting the way my flesh want me to act. This is why I have to stay in my word. Stay with kingdom mind and kingdom spirit. That's why I talk with Dr. Frysa, etc., etc. Someone that's going to keep me accountable for how I speak and how I carry on. That's it. That's what we have to surround ourselves with. And this will increase us. And so when we are by ourselves, we have a regimen of what we're looking for. Residues still on the inside of us. That's it. Still holding us together. Still keeping us mindful of what we're saying because we all are children of God. But we've got to understand something. We're not wrestling against flesh and blood alone. That's it. You know what I mean? So it's not the individual that is causing the problem, but it's the enemy himself. On the inside. That's it. And so now we recognize that. And when we recognize that, we recognize how we speak now. That's it. That's it. That's powerful. And we have to thank God for that. Awesome job, woman of God. 727-731-0128 on tonight. We're talking about communication. Do we know how to speak to one another? Do we understand and know how powerful our words are? Here's a nugget, and this one is free. Sometimes we don't even realize the authority that we have with certain people. Sometimes we don't realize what we really mean to that person. Sometimes we don't realize how highly they think of us. That's right. So that when we say things and we speak things into their spirit, and it's perceived in a different way or in a certain way, it hits home. Yes, it does. Sometimes we don't understand the authority that we have in someone else's life. In other words, that they look up to you, so what you say makes a difference to them. We're talking about communication on tonight. It could be someone that considers you as their mentor, never said it to you, but in their hearts and in their minds, they look up to you. And then when they see you act out, when they see you say a certain thing, act a certain way, they're offended. Yes. Do they say that to you? No. Or do they just walk off offended? Now, mind you, I'm not saying it's your problem. Right. It's theirs, too, because they should be able to communicate and say, you know what, what you said or did offended me. But if later on they come to you and said, you know what, the way you handled that offended me, would you be able to handle it? You'd better receive it. Would you be able to receive it? Whether you're a pastor, five, four ministry gifts, leader, mom, grandmother, if they came to you and said that it offended them, how would you handle that? See, somebody needs to know that on tonight. You know, even in leadership, when someone comes to us and say, you know, pastor, dot, dot, dot, are you able to handle it as a leader? Right. Or do we strike like a cobra? And, pastor, not only as a leader, pastor, but a man or a woman in general, or the way that you carry yourself, not only just as a leader, but the man and woman that you carry yourself are a child of God that you profess to be. Right. A brother or a sister that you profess to be. Or a mature adult, a mature Christian that you profess to be. Yes. And it makes a difference. Makes a big difference. Like, are you able to share how you feel when there's a disagreement? If you have a friend or husband, partner, business partner, and you feel a certain way, are you able to share that? Come on now. Are you able to speak freely on how you feel? Or how it made you feel? You know, younger in our relationship, I would write him a note because if it was something that he felt very strongly about, then he became more verbal. And I didn't want a confrontation, so I would write a note. You can't yell at a note. I yelled at it. But I wrote it down because when you write it, it doesn't have that edge. It doesn't have that bang or that uh. You just write it. And then how the person takes it is on them. Of course. She slid that right on in there. They can write you a note and say, I love you. But what does that entail? You know, we had that conversation one night. Are you, I love you or are you in love with me? Do you love me or are you in love with me? So if they wrote you a note that says I love you, you just take it as that. Because we're friends. I love you. But it depends on where you are in your emotions, your feelings, and your thoughts. You can take those three words the wrong way. It could be a friend saying I love you. And out of that you say, oh, he want me, she want me. But they could just be saying I love you as a friend. We're talking about communication. Whether it's verbal or nonverbal. Whether it's body language, eyes, hips, legs, mouth, you name it. We communicate in certain ways. And everything means something. And I know you have something. Come on, 727-731-0128. Come on, let us know what's on your mind on tonight. We're talking about communication, communication, communication, communication. We can never have enough of communication. Communication is the key to success. It's the key to our growth. It's the key to our well-being. It's the key to who we are in our walk with Christ. Yes, and she can't call in. So she's asking everybody else, y'all please call in because she can't call in. Let me share this with you, what I have for you tonight. Okay. I want to talk with you very briefly tonight about ammo. Okay. Oh, that's good. A-M-M-O. And I want to dissect those letters. The letter A, the letter M, the letter M, and the letter O. We're talking about ammo tonight. How does God operate? He operates by faith, with sacrificial love and peace, and humility, with grace and mercy, gentleness, kindness, patience, and joy. There is an adage, the best defense is a good offense. This adage has been applied to many fields of endeavors, including games and military combat. It is also known as the strategic offensive principle of war. Generally, the idea is that proactivity, a strong offensive action, instead of a passive attitude, will preoccupy the opposition and ultimately hinder its ability to mount an opposing counterattack. Gotcha. Leading to a strategic advantage. Ammunition is a material used for attacking or defending a position. The purpose of ammunition is to project a force on a selected target and have an effect. Its effectiveness depends on the condition upon which it is stored. Gotcha. How we use ammo, A-M-M-O, in our marriage as well as our friendship is equally as important. When we fail to plan, we plan to fail. That's true. We have the opportunity to weaponize ourselves every day so that we can maintain strategic advantage and live in success. The first letter I want to dissect is the letter A out of ammo. Okay. Letter A is armor. We can control how we arm ourselves in our marriage as well as our friendship every day. When we put on the whole armor of God, according to Ephesians 16 through 18, we will be able to stand against the wiles of the enemy. We can stand girded with truth, press our shoulders back with the breastplate of righteousness, plant our feet firmly with the spikes that come from the gospel shoes of peace, and use the shield of faith to protect our bodies from the fiery darts of the wicked one. Then we take that helmet of salvation and the sword of the spirit, which is the word of God, and pierce every lie that comes against our marriage and friendship. We take the truth of God's word and pray that word into our lives, igniting not only offensive but defensive weapons that can forever entice the trajectory of our relationship. Okay. So often we think we have to do something when what we really need to do is fast, pray, and arm ourselves and our spouses and our friendship. We have to let God do. Do what? Change, heal, vindicate, work on our spouses in our relationship as well as our friendship. Work on our children in our circumstance. I have realized that we are not the source. He is. We are the resource that he may choose to use. However, he is the one and true source. He can do in one moment what takes us a lifetime to achieve. That is so true. The M and N mode. Mindset. We can't control the established set of attitudes we hold. Oftentimes people's attitudes are determined by circumstance or emotions. Emotions are like the tide. They are flickered. They come in and they go out. They are the constant change. We cannot base our attitude or make decisions on emotions. If we are to have a marriage or a friendship that is peaceful and blessed, we must change the way we set our minds. Yes, our mindset is how we decide to set our minds. We must set our minds on things that are not movable. Truth that don't change. God created us in his image. Therefore, my brother and my sister, if we are created in his image, we must operate like him. How does God operate? He operates by faith, with sacrificial love, in peace, in humility, with grace, and mercy, gentleness, kindness, peace, and joy. God's mindset, his attitude does not change when circumstances change. He remains steadfast and secure, knowing that everything will work out for good. He does not latch out at his bride or his children or his friends. He turns their energy towards the enemy and fiercely defends his marriage and the family. He lives in balance and in order. The other M of MO, mouth. Mouth. James 3 and 4 say in the New King James Version, Look also at ships, all that they are so large and are driven by fierce winds, they are turned by a very small rudder. Wherever the pilot desires, our mouths are the same way. Our tongue steers the course of our lives. Our mouth creates, it creates sound. That sound is energy made by vibration. These vibrations create waves which move through various mediums, such as air, water, wood, etc. When an object vibrates, it causes movement, called sound waves, and keep going until the waves create a run out of energy. God spoke the word into existence. He used his word to create a sound energy, so powerful that made vibrations so unimaginable that created waves so massive to move through mediums of air, water, wood, rock, ferment, and created life. Then using his breath and hands, created up in his image something so personal, delicate, intrigic, and internationally so personal, all so we could operate like him. He designed us to use our words to operate like him. We have the power in our words to create a masterpiece in our marriage as well as our friendship. We could create a spouse who is a sculpture of beauty both inside and out. Let me say that to you again. We could create a spouse who is a sculpture of beauty both inside and out. We could create children to stand as tall and who are as rooted as an oak tree. If only we would speak life into them. We have the power to choose how we use our words and create the life we desire to have. Oh, oppositions. Oppositions come in many forms and styles. Sometimes oppositions can come at you from left field, and other times you can see it coming. I love political drama. I hear them talk about it all the time. But one thing they often do is they op-op. I'm sorry, op. Research. Op research is a practice of collecting information on the opponent or adversary that can be used to discredit or weaken them. We know according to Ephesians 6 that we are not fighting against flesh and blood but against rulers authority. Blood against rulers authority against the power of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil and the heavenly realms. My brothers and sisters, in our marriage and in our friendship, when circumstances arrive, whether foreseen or unseen, we are not fighting our spouse. We are not fighting our friends. We are warring against their circumstances. We have fought many battles in our marriage, some that almost took us out. But one thing I realized, that Barbara was not my enemy, and no time was I fighting against her. It was always the circumstance I was fighting against. That it was that drove me to fast, pray, arm myself, and stand in the gap for my marriage. My mind was set that divorce was not an option for us. I did not see that in my vows it was till death, not divorce. Therefore, there had to be another way. And I was not going to stop stomping the ground. I could not control my opposition, and my opposition was fierce. But my brother and my sister, I could control my armor. My mindset and my mouth. It did not happen overnight, but God eventually did move in a miraculous way in my marriage. He breathed life back in our dead marriage, and for that I am eternally grateful. My brothers and sisters, we're talking about ammo. Ammo. Armor. Mindset. Mouth. And opposition. That's good. How does God operate? He operates by faith, with sacrificial love, He operates in peace, He operates in humility, He operates with grace, He operates with mercy, He operates with dissonance, He operates with kindness, He operates with patience, and He operates with joy. That's it. How do you operate? Ammo. You know, you can take that any way you want to, but He broke it down so clearly. When we think about ammunition, come on ladies, let's be honest, let's get it all out there. Soon as you heard the word ammunition, you thought about all the things, all the dirt, you could collect on Him. All the times that He said something, or they said something, business, job, supervisor, that they said something that you could hold against Him. I know that's where your mind went. Even on your job, you think about ammunition that you could collect on that person that was frightful, or negligent, or your supervisor that said or did something that you know that was totally against what you believed. That's right. When you thought about ammo. But by the time He got through explaining to us what ammo stood for on tonight, I know your mindset was totally different. I know it was. Armor, mindset, mouth, and opposition. When you thought about armor, you've got to put on the whole armor of God. Come on now. You've got to totally cover yourself. You've got to fast and pray. That's what He said, and arm ourselves and our spouses. Remember, you hear it all the time, we're supposed to be the weaker vessel, but we're prayer warriors and intercessors. God gave us tools to use when it came to our armor. Sometimes we have to cover our whole family in prayer. Sometimes you're the only armor that they have to block them from the wiles of the enemy. Sometimes they may not know how to pray. Come on. Sometimes they may not know how to intercede. Sometimes they may not know how to go in. But you're the armor that can cover your whole family. And then He said, your mindset. If your mindset doesn't change, and I want to cover and protect my whole family, there is no way you're going to have the ammunition that you need to hold your family together. And then He said, your mouth. Okay, here we go. We're talking about communication on tonight. When He began to talk about your mouth, what proceeds out of your mouth? What comes out of your mouth? How do you say it out of your mouth? How do you speak out of your mouth? How do you pray out of your mouth? How do you cover your family out of your mouth? What's coming out of your mouth? Come on now. Is it seasoned with grace, as we said on tonight? Is it seasoned with salt? Is it something that will edify or up-build? When it comes to your family, since you have on the whole armor of God, when it comes to covering your family, what's coming out of your mouth? Even though we're doing it to protect them, to help them, to heal them, to build and up-build them, how is it coming out of your mouth? How are you saying it? We wouldn't have this if you hadn't said that. We wouldn't have this if it hadn't been for me. Yeah, I love you, but you wouldn't do this if it wasn't for me. So how is that conversation seasoned with grace? Yes, you help me. Yes, you help me. Yes, I'm in a situation where I need you. But do I have to hear 24-7 that if I didn't have you, that I wouldn't have this? What's coming out of your mouth? How is it coming out of your mouth? How is it perceived by the other person? We're talking about communication on tonight. And then he said, Oh, opposition and ammo on tonight. What are some of the things that are coming up out of your mouth that you feel like the other person is opposing? Maybe it's your tone. Maybe they're fighting against the way you delivered it. Maybe they oppose the reason that you said it or felt like it was not necessary to say what you said. That's right. In the midst of ammo on tonight, talking about communication, I wrote it in the notes so that you'll be able to think about that thing later on even after we get off the line on tonight. What's the ammo that you're using in your communication to hold it together, to be able to speak life, to up-build, to season with salt? What's the ammo that you're using on tonight in your communication? Think about just today. Don't go back last week, last month. Just today. How about just this evening before you got on the show? Right. What ammo did you use? What words did you use? How was it spoken? Who did you speak to? Is what you said uplifting, edifying, and up-building? And are you truly an authentic child of God? Are you carrying yourself the way that Christ carried himself? Yes. Do you have sacrificial love? Is there peace everywhere you go? Is there humility where you go? Is there grace and mercy where you go? Are you gentleness? Are you kindness? Are you patient? Do you have joy? Because this is how God operates. If we are in the image of our Lord and Savior, we should be operating in the same way. If we are operating in the same way, we have the same ammo that he has. That's it. By the time I got to writing, We Can Make It Work Volume 2, I was so full, and the Lord began to give me scriptures on page 73. Proverbs 11 and 9 in the NIV says, With their mouth, the godless destroy their neighbors. Remember the key word, godless. Destroy their neighbors, but through knowledge, the righteous escape. They may have said it to offend you, to oppose you, but through knowledge, the righteous escape the wiles of the enemy. Proverbs 16 and 24 in the NIV says, Gracious words are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and healing to bones. Glory hallelujah. Is what you said today to that person, gracious words as a honeycomb? Was it sweet to their soul? Is what you said on today healing to their bones? Not just on the surface, but did what you say today, heal that person to the bones? And then James 3 and 8 NIV, but no human being can tame the tongue. It is a roughness, evil, full of deadly poison. I didn't say it. That's why I read it from the word. Now that we know this, what are we going to do with it? That's it. That's it. Now that we know it, what are we going to do about it? And we all have read it numerous times, but we overlook the key part of it. Is God getting the glory out of everything that come out of your mouth? That's it. Is he getting the glory? Because it depends on your grace and your mercy. That's it. That's all. Your grace and mercy depend on what come out of your mouth. That's it. Of how much grace you receive and how much mercy you have on you. It's determined by what come out of your mouth. Not only the communication, but sometimes even the touch. Even after I've said it, even after I've spoke it, sometimes even the touch has a conversation all by itself. If we've said something to one another in anger, and all of a sudden you just grab their hand and you say, come on. That's a love language all within itself. If you have said something that was effective, that was healing to my bone, but your reaction showed something else totally different, what do you think that did to the ammo that you just released in our relationship? So even our touch has a language all of its own when it comes to communication. And I guarantee you're sitting down to yourself thinking, wow. What did I really say? How did I really say it? Did I really ruin it? Did I push them away and I didn't realize it? Were my words seasoned with salt or were they too salty? In other words, it was offensive to them. I was just kidding. I was just playing. I was just teasing. But again, as I said earlier in the conversation, maybe you didn't realize how they value your opinions, what you thought. That's exactly right. All of a sudden, I'm leaving and I leave home and I feel like I'm the bomb, shiggity dot com. But this person that I think of so highly says something in a teasing manner. What is that you've got on? That's not you. You could have wore something different. Then all of a sudden, that self-esteem that they had just went. Yeah. The ammo that you used, maybe you were comfortable enough to be able to say what you said because you felt like I can say anything to them. But at that tender moment, the ammo that you used was enough to destroy their self-esteem and their confidence. Yeah. And how do you regain that? Again, remember we said when you release a word, it's like a feather in the wind. You never know where it's going to end up. That's right. You never know how high it's going to go. You never know which direction it's going to go, whether it's east, west, north, or south. So be careful with the pink tornado called the tongue in your mouth when it comes to communication. Be mindful of the ammo that you use when you begin to speak into a person's life. And even in our ministries, we understand and know that when a word is released into someone's life, if they're not in a place to receive it, it will either drive them or draw them. One of the two. That's who our intercessors. That's our prayer warriors. God is giving you a word to release to that person. Pray. As he told us in the ammo on tonight. And make sure that it's something that God said, okay, release it now. And we're not just acting on our flesh. That's right. I want to be seen. That's it. And saying it, thinking that we're going to build, but they're not in a place to receive it. And instead of drawing them closer to you, you push them away. Because they didn't understand because of the ammo that you used. That's right. That was powerful on tonight. You got to remember that. You got to put that in your book of notes. You got to be able to accept and receive that. And know. Because even in teasing, everybody's not able to handle teasing. Right. The ammo that we use in teasing, everybody is not where you are. So that's why we should always pray and consult God before we release a thing. And we also have to ask ourselves too, Pastor, what state of mind or state of being that we are in that we're in a teasing area all the time. How can we be about our Father's business and be constantly teasing? That's it. How can we be growing and be constantly teasing? Oh my goodness. Where is the point to where God can speak to you and give you a thing and you are able to receive it maturely. Yes. Are you teasing when you're menacing? Right. And then there are people that are in a different place. They may not be able to receive it. Right. Because of the ammo that we use. That's right. And we don't really think about that. We're just being us. That's what we say. I'm just being me when I say or do what I do. But we have to understand that when it comes to communication, it is to reach those that it was actually set up for. Good evening Miss Alpha. Thank you so much for tapping in on tonight. We're talking about communication, communication on tonight. How we speak to one another. What ammo that we use to be able to get our point across to that person. Whether it be business, friendship, marriage, relationship. How we speak. Whether it's with our body language, with our hands, with our mouth, even with our eyes. There are certain things that we say with our eyes that we never realize have been released into the atmosphere. Because what ammo are you using? Do you have on a full armor of God? Yes. Has your mindset been renewed? That's it. Has your mouth been washed out with the word of God? How do you understand? How do you react to the opposition? Because remember, we're not fighting against our spouse or our friendship, but we're fighting against the circumstances that come up against us. That's it. Which is the enemy. So what ammo are you using? And then here is a free nugget to those that work with our youth, our Joshua generation. There are so many emotions that are taking place that are rushing through them. And the tactic that they used with us years ago, you cannot use it with the children of today. They are more mature Pastor says they are more sensitive. The things that you used to say and do years ago with the generation behind us, you cannot do it now. Because some of them hold you in such a high esteem that when you say or do things, it offends them. Some it has even pushed to suicide. Because this person that I thought so highly of said something that the ammo that they used offended me. I was not able to say that. So I just ran with what they said. I didn't even try to figure out what they were saying to me. It just came out to me, out of your mouth and said one thing. But to their ears, it was something else totally different. Remember when we were kids and we hear a bad word, ooh, you're going to get in trouble. Now, it's different now. Yes, it is. They're not saying that now. They're taking what you were saying for face value. Yes, they are. And they are running with it. That's it. And they are operating in that area. So it does matter what you say out of your mouth. That's it. Your word has power and it has an effect on this generation that we are dealing with. That's it. They are more sensitive than we are. Yes. They're in a place now where they're not understanding exactly how to become a man or a woman, et cetera, et cetera. They're in a place where they want everything given to them. So we have to approach with caution. Yes, we do. We have to approach with love. We have to approach with understanding. Yes, yes, yes. We have to approach with the love of God. Mm-hmm. Is that on the inside of you? Yes. If not, you don't need to be dealing with kids. That's it. It's just straightforward. That's it. And we're talking about communication on tonight. Exactly. How we communicate. What ammo are you using when you approach? The man of God put it in the chat on tonight. He just explained it so plain. A for armor, M for mindset, M for mouth, and O for opposition. If you missed the beginning of the video, please go back and listen to it again. It matters what we say and how we say it and who we say it to and when we release it. It matters what you say, how you say it, who you say it to, and when you release it. And don't expect everyone to be like you with tough skin. That's it. Everyone don't have tough skin. Don't expect everyone to receive what you got. Exactly. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's it. Exactly. That's it. 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