If we have a lot of bad things to say about people, we often say them in places where they won't hear us. More from this Ecclesiastes 10:20 audio devotional.
Tag: Character
This series of audio devotionals is focused on the topic of character. We post new devotionals on alwaysabounding.audio every day.
In the bosom of fools
Men who show a consistent, unrestrained hastiness to anger are revealing their foolishness, according to Ecclesiastes 7:9 and this audio devotional.
I know both
Paul expresses contentment, no matter the circumstances. This Philippians 4:12 audio devotional expands on this theme and urges us to take his example.
Think on these things
Christians must think differently. This Philippians 4:8 audio devotional tells us to set our minds on right and good, things which only come from God.
They speak against you
This audio devotional is from I Peter 2:12. It is focused on knowing with certainty in our own hearts that we have done right when we are accused.
Set on mischief
The people of Israel, as Aaron describes in Exodus 32:21-22, were indeed "set on mischief." This audio devotional describes the problem with this statement.
Let every man
"Let every man" is an audio devotional from James 1:19. It reminds us that we ought to be swift to hear, slow to speak and wrath.
Sins are not hid
Psalm 69:5 says "O God, thou knowest my foolishness; and my sins are not hid from thee." This audio devotional is about this verse.
That which is good
Our communication with others ought to be heavy on that which is good. This is the topic of our Ephesians 4:29 audio devotional.
Whatsoever ye do
"Whatsoever ye do" is an audio devotional based on Colossians 3:22-23. How do we serve God within the master and servant relationship?
Thy strength is small
"Thy strength is small" is an audio devotional from Proverbs 24:10. It encourages us to admit our lack of strength and rely upon Jesus Christ.
But a false witness
This is an audio devotional from Proverbs 14:5, which says "A faithful witness will not lie: but a false witness will utter lies."