Amazing Power of Words

Discover the profound impact your words can have on the world around you! 🗣️💬
In this powerful sermon, Doug Batchelor explores the transformative power of speech and how our words can shape our lives and the lives of others more than we might realize. Through biblical examples and personal insights, Doug reveals how speaking with intention and kindness can lead to meaningful change and spiritual growth.
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[@franktoro777]

I love brother Doug Batchelor's preaching ❤

[@darlingjessi668]

Happy Sabbath from California, USA.

[@silentmajority5657]

Please say a prayer for my family to understand Gods Words better. Thank you so much and Happy Sabbath everyone. May God direct your ways. Amen.

[@AmazingFactsOceania]

@@silentmajority5657 amen! Praying 🙏

[@MSB780]

🙏🏼

[@mariaroberts9208]

You bet I will can you pray for my family too they need to understand God's word better and to help me to encourage people

[@thomaspollock-ek4vn]

Good sermon, and I needed to hear this. Thank you. Enjoy your Sabbath.

[@thomaspollock-ek4vn]

I've considered what I say, but I never gave it this much thinking. Good choice of heavenly consideration. Happy Sabbath day's rest.

[@MSB780]

Words can make a difference, yes. Keep in mind, however, that depression is real. All the positive pep-talk in the world cannot bring a person out of chronic depression. So when someone has a true illness, please try not to tell them “just think positive” because it goes deeper than just changing your thoughts. Being a (true) friend is how we may walk a mile (or two) in someone else’s shoes. Romans 12:15 “Rejoice with them that do rejoice, and weep with them that weep.”