You’d think we’d be pretty good at speaking by now, but unfortunately, most people have a lot to learn about using their words to build others up.

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How can you improve at listening to others? Here's Mary Kassian with a novel concept.

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With the power of return, we enjoy the reward and look to the harvest again.

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God guarantees that He will put His words in our mouths if we wait on Him to provide the right words.

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Mary Kassian says you can build tracks of communication toward another person that can get through the barriers that keep us apart.

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Mary Kassian asks, "Do you ever use your words like weapons?"

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Have you ever considered that unkind, ill-tempered speech actually grieves God's Holy Spirit? Let that sink in for a moment.

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Why do you say what you say? Mary Kassian says your words are like plants, connected to the roots of your attitudes which are buried in the soil of beliefs.

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Do you realize your tongue is like a steering wheel? Your words set a navigation for your whole day. Mary Kassian will explain why. Sh

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Jennifer Smith knows the guilt that comes after undergoing abortion. Today she uses that experience to relate to other women in crisis situations.

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