Out of the overflow of the heart the mouth speaks luke 6 45 how to#

Guide my thoughts and ways and teach me how to guard my heart so I do not misrepresent You to others. I recognize that I need you in every aspect of my life so I lift up the condition of my heart to you. “Father God, please give me a teachable heart so I may learn to have self-control. This way, we don’t cause unnecessary pain to others.

Out of the overflow of the heart the mouth speaks luke 6 45 full#

If we find ourselves not producing these fruits and we are full of anger and negative emotions and reactions, we should take time to turn back to God and ask His help to transform our minds and our hearts. Jesus makes the point that good fruits, such as love, joy, peace, patience, gentleness, goodness, and self-control come from a heart that has been changed by God. If our personal evaluation shows there is no good fruit in our lives, then we have a cause for concern. We are all encouraged to evaluate our own spiritual condition by looking for the fruit in our own lives. Keeping this in mind, will allow us to evaluate ourselves. In Luke 6:45 the bible says: “For the mouth speaks that which fills his heart.” It is imperative that we know when a person speaks, it is an overflow of what is inside his heart. The Bible gives us insights on how we can see and know the condition of the hearts of people. Francis of Assisi said, “Preach the gospel at all times, when necessary use words.For the mouth speaks that which fills his heart Communicating heart to heart shares His message wherever we go. When God’s Word becomes a part of our lives, the natural result is that it will overflow in everything we do. Arrive ready to pour yourself out to those you have been called to serve.īe ready to overflow into the lives of those in your audiences. Pray for the attendees, the event planner, the church or conference center where you are going, your message to be received as God intends. Bathe every part of your speaking engagements with prayer. Have a great outline, include your point, scripture, example, and instruction, and put it in a format you can remember. The keys to this type communication are the three P’s. As a speaker I need to intentionally fill my mind and heart with God’s Word, pray for God to prepare and open the hearts of those to whom I will speak, and then allow Him to take the message deep into their hearts.

Mouth to ear communication is good but heart to heart communication is so much better.

Listen carefully, what is coming out of your mouth Preoccupation with. What is in our hearts will come out of our mouths. Because the Bible says that from the overflow of the heart the mouth speaks. Unless our audience is internalizing our message, the words are forgotten the minute they walk out the door. It is easy to recognize obsession, just observe and listen to someone for any length of time and you can recognize their obsession, their passion. The audience was hearing what I was saying but I was not communicating in a way that made them take it to heart. But it didn’t take me long to realize that my method of communication was mouth to ear communication. When I first became a speaker, it was success enough to complete the message without losing my notes, fainting from fright, or having the audience exit from boredom en masse. When I fail to prepare enough, pray enough, study enough, immerse myself in the Word enough, what I hear myself say is shallow and has little meaning to my audience. When I speak from the overflow of what is in my heart, I always connect with my audiences.

The Bible says “out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks” (Luke 6:45). The connection has just not been established. Have you ever spoken to a group and felt that they just weren’t getting it? Maybe your enthusiastic message is met by an expressionless sea of faces wondering what in the world you are talking about.