Can you share an instance where someone’s words significantly influenced you, either positively or negatively?

Today’s episode, Prepare to Prophesy, is all about the power of our words and how they can shape the lives of those around us, especially during the holiday season. Host Gaby Alessi dives into the story of Zechariah, father of John the Baptist, who prophesied over his son’s life moments after his birth. Drawing from Luke 1:67-79, Gaby encourages us to be mindful of our words and the impact they have, urging us to speak life-giving, edifying words over our loved ones and ourselves. 

So grab your morning latte and join us as we prepare our hearts and minds to prophesy and build up those around us this Christmas season.

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