<p>Jay tells us what it means to guard the tongue, and how our words have deeper insight into our hearts than we may notice. Shimrat HaLashon means to “Guard the Tongue.”</p>
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Jay tells us what it means to guard the tongue, and how our words have deeper insight into our hearts than we may notice. Shimrat HaLashon means to “Guard the Tongue.”

<p>Jay tells us what it means to guard the tongue, and how our words have deeper insight into our hearts than we may notice. Shimrat HaLashon means to “Guard the Tongue.”</p>


“Shimrat HaLashon” – Jay Tipton – February 21 2026

This is the weekly podcast of Shabbat teachings and special messages from Eitz Chaim Messianic Congregation of Plano, TX

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“Shimrat HaLashon” – Jay Tipton – February 21 2026

“Shimrat HaLashon” – Jay Tipton – February 21 2026