What Flavor are Your Words?

Are your words good to eat?

With the fruit of a person’s mouth his stomach will be satisfied;

He will be satisfied with the product of his lips.

Proverbs 18:20 (NASB)

The flavors of fall aren’t limited to food.

Scripture teaches that we eat the fruit of our words.

That what we say can satisfy.

And that our speech can be seasoned with grace as with salt.

Your speech must always be with grace, as though seasoned with salt, so that you will know how you should respond to each person.

Colossians 4:6 (NASB)

A Blessing for You

May your rich words of life go down deep,

satisfying people’s souls.

May your speech be seasoned with grace,

keeping and highlighting what is savory and good,

and putting away what is not.

May your words be sweet, good fruit,

A nourishing delight to speaker, hearer, and reader.

A Fall Feast of Books

Open for Miracles

You’re invited to celebrate God’s goodness with River Carter’s family. Open for Miracles begins with Thanksgiving dinner in the Valley of Artisans. Come into the heart of the story, as God works all things together for their good in a way they never imagined.

Get your copy here on Amazon.

A Winter Wedding in the Valley of Artisans

It’s A Winter Wedding in the Valley of Artisans. You’re invited into this delightful celebration of the goodness of God.

Get your copy here on Amazon.

How to Journal with God

Savor your time with God this fall as you start or deepen your practice of journaling. My book How to Journal with God will help you do just that.