The Words Of My Mouth

Key Points





General revelation is the glory of God revealed through nature as
described in the first part of Psalm 19, and it is available to
all humankind.


God’s instructions are good and meant to guide us in the way we
should go.


It is not easy for us to perceive unintentional sins, but we
ought to repent of them when they are brought to our attention
rather than get defensive about them.


Being acquitted of our wrongdoing is to be found innocent and
requires no change in us. Being cleansed of all unrighteousness
leads us to change and become more like Christ.


Words have power. Words in prayer have the most power.


Practicing simple prayers through the many moments of the day
helps to align the thoughts of our hearts and our words with
God’s Word.


Our actions are guided by our words and our words are an
outpouring of what is in our heart.


Breath prayer: breathe in a name of God and breathe out a request
or praise.


Speaking God’s name is the simplest of prayers.





Discussion





Share your takeaways from the message.


Which part of Psalm 19 (vs 1-6, 7-11, 12-13, or 14) resonates
with you the most? Explain.


Discuss you see between what is in your heart, the words that
come from your mouth, and the way you act.


Develop and share some breath prayers of your own that can help
you align your thoughts, words, and deeds with God during a
typical day.


Encourage and edify one another as you pray for each other.