Gossip, curses, prophecy... our words have power! This is how to tame your tongue
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Our words have power.
They can lift someone up, tear them down, bring life or cause real damage.
The Bible has plenty to say about the power of our tongues - but what does that look like in everyday life? When should we speak, when should we stay silent, and how can we make sure our words honour God?
Hellie Glynn, prophetic Bible teacher, Filling Station regional consultant and senior team member at Trinity Church in Cheltenham, joined Mal Pope to unpack.
Released on 24 Sep 2026
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