Yeah, foul language is everywhere and I have to admit, I have been known to use some words that isn't proper for a daughter of a King; in fact, there are times I don't even know I am doing it, it just comes naturally.
More importantly, my foul language problems become prominent when I am angry and upset or don't get my way.
Yep, that's me. Miss nice girl who will chew you up and spit you out if you get in her way. God forgive me and He does then lets me know I am a work in progress.
So, who am I to judge? The only thing I need to worry about is getting myself right in this area and pray for others who struggle in this area. Isn't this what being a Christian is all about?
God Bless
Don't use foul or abusive language. Let everything you say be good and helpful, so that your words will be an encouragement to those who hear them. (NLT) -Ephesians 4:29
Go one step beyond not using abusive language. Instead of trying to just stay neutral in difficult situations, provide words of encouragement. There are many situations in which anger can creep up, such as when your spouse forgets to take out the trash, pay a bill, or pick up eggs from the store. Remember to be patient, understanding and forgiving, and then let your spouse know how much you appreciate them.
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