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Someone Said

  • by Gary Petty

Rumors can be one of the most damaging things. Here's what you can do to...

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Two young women talking to each other.

Evil Reports

  • by United Church of God
One of the best things we can do is not listen to people sharing evil or false reports.
We must look out for each other and not grumble about doing good for our brothers and sisters.

Grumbling

  • by Lorelei Nettles
Instead of grumbling, we can choose to keep it to ourselves or speak to the individual about the issue one-on-one.
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When We Offend

When We Offend

  • by Katherine Rowland
How willing are we to accept correction, in whatever form God may choose to send it?
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Telling Tales

Telling Tales

  • by Lorelei Nettles
What we say and do, no matter how sweetly, can still hurt.
Many Words

Many Words

  • by Lorelei Nettles
Language is a useful tool for communicating, but used in the wrong way it can become useless or damaging.
Look Beyond the Surface

Look Beyond the Surface

  • by Lynne Broschak
Sometimes what we see on the outside is meaningless. It just doesn’t tell the whole story.

Juicy Gossip

  • by United Church of God
Why does a lie spread around the world before the truth can get its pants on?

Tool of the Devil

  • by David Palmer
“Be sober; be vigilant; because your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour” (1 Peter 5:8).

Gossip, Bullies and Technology

  • by Keri Sanders
Our society is losing outgoing concern for others. It's all about me and what I can get. People tear down others to make themselves look better.

Whispers

  • by United Church of God
Sometimes it is good to be just a little deaf—but not always.
Go Ahead, Rock the Boat

Go Ahead, Rock the Boat

  • by Lorelei Nettles
We all know the old saying, “Don’t rock the boat.” But there are cases where this is neither helpful nor correct.
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My Name Is Gossip

  • by Janet Treadway
Words impact us either positively or negatively. "THINK" before you speak.