Being true to yourself - The Kings Speech

How should we speak as Christians – and what does Jesus
really say about our words? In this episode,
Nat speaks about a deeply practical topic:
honesty and integrity. Based on Jesus’ teaching
from the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5:37 –
“Let your ‘Yes’ be ‘Yes,’ and your ‘No,’ ‘No’”), Nat asks:
Can people trust what we say – and what does that reveal
about our hearts?


He explains that God is not only interested in what we do, but in
the condition of our hearts. Our words carry weight, and when we
rely on swearing or backtracking, it shows a lack of trust or
inner conflict. Jesus invites us to live with
integrity – where our words and actions align.


This sermon challenges us to examine how we speak and encourages
us to become people others can trust. Nat reminds us that, as
followers of Christ, we are called to reflect God’s
truthfulness in all we say.


The key takeaway for your life: Your words
matter. God calls you to a life of truth, consistency,
and credibility – not just in church, but in every
conversation, commitment, and relationship.