Are You Having a Wordy Week?

To a writer, "wordy" is a negative criticism and a huge weakness. 

We writers love the sound of words and phrases and sentences, and we can get carried away. 

But I propose a positive meaning for "Wordiness" with a capital W. 

♥ We can have a Wordy morning by drinking in several passages of Scripture along with our morning coffee. 

See 4 Practical Ways to Start Your Day with the Lord.

♥ We can remain Wordy throughout the day by pondering verses we've memorized or posting them in visible places in our home, car, or office. 

See 3 Ways to Focus on Jesus When You're Busy.

♥ We can make Wordy decisions by testing all other advice against God's Word. 

See Accurate Theology - Acts 17.

♥ And we can use Wordy therapy to deal with our passions, lusts, fears, insecurities, and anger. 

See A Practical Method for Overcoming Sin.

Worldliness comes naturally. It's part of our fallen human nature, our old man (Ephesians 4:22-24). 

Wordiness requires deliberate attitudes and actions to renew our minds in God's Word (Romans 12:1-2). 

Well, before I get wordy in the wrong way, I'll wish you a Wordy day and a Wordy week. 

For more encouragement to be Wordy

We Need It: God's Word—We need God's Word so much!! This one-minute devotion explains six wonderful characteristics of God's Word.

Let's Be Among the Readers—This one-minute devotion offers eleven benefits of reading God's Word.

Believing God's Word Is Inerrant—Do you know what this means? It's important!

 

 

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