Me too, and silly me tried again in vain to talk this morning to my husband of 38 years and again was shut down as he shares not even his words or time with me anymore. I am returning to my shell to converse only with my Lord and God Yahweh!!! ❤
Absolutely. I don’t tell anyone about my plans in advance anymore. All they are going to do is get jealous, hate on you and recruit others to try to upend your plans. And fail but still causing any small, minor inconvenience is a cherished hollow victory to them. I said a while back on RUclips when real serious developments happen, I’ll just keep it to myself. Whether people think I’m rich or poor, said it before, doesn’t matter. I’ll be wealthy on the down low and they can assume I’m still broke. Some people live just to *attempt* to make you miserable, which they’ll never pull off but doesn’t stop them from being insane and doing the same thing over and over to no avail. There have been some good videos on this channel, great messages, I enjoy and appreciate the content!!
This is not a Christian perspective though. Christians don't persecute and judge the people over a divisive mind. I mean you don't have to share your plans, but this mentality is not Holy.
It's true, I remember when I gave up smoking, as soon as everyone found out they were suddenly offering me cigarettes when before they offered nothing.
My heart has been so broken for so long because of the harsh words we have sown into our home. It's not as chronic as before, but still angry outbursts occasionally, and it hurts me to see the effect on our son who is now grown. I used to warn him not to have this kind of house, but he has had many troubles. We don't curse, but sharp words that discourage, and criticism that wounds, sometimes just subtle habits or correction that overreach the need. Please pray for me, that God will make me His instrument of His peace and change in our home! I pray constantly, and love His Word, so i see how devastating this is, and how it grieves the LORD, and myself too.
Bless you, thy seeker of correction, and child of God. May he light your path and guide you along it. In Jesus' name, I petition thy true God on your behalf. 🙏
I think I am in the position to qualify as a 'grown son'. To this day, I refuse to cohabitate with women. Currently 45 years of age and it will likely never change.
You should put a disclaimer in the description that says this isn’t exactly C.S. Lewis’ actual voice, but an AI Approximation. I can tell just by listening.
God is really telling me my negative tongue is a heart issue and I need to guard my eyes and ears from too much news and social media. Garbage in, garbage out. It’s making me angry and judgmental. So I’m here to put Kingdom in so Kingdom comes out. Loved Screwtape Letters, need more CS Lewis! Thanks for the channel!
Thank you for sharing this profound teaching. It's not just food for thought; it's a call to action for personal and spiritual transformation. I found myself pausing the video multiple times to reflect on how often I've carelessly spoken without considering the impact of my words. The section on how our speech reflects our inner thoughts was particularly convicting - it's made me realize that guarding my tongue isn't just about what I say, but about cultivating a heart aligned with God's truth.
Thank you for the bible scriptures to support the wise spoken words. I needed this. Thank you God for your words, you have heard my prayers. I will obey And apply self control
27:39 “Humility without grace can lead to self deprecation and an unhealthy focus on our shortcomings; grace without humility can result in a sense of entitlement and a lack of accountability. Together, they create a harmonious blend of acknowledging our limitations while fully embracing God’s love and empowerment.” - CS Lewis ❤
Pretty sure this is AI audio. And there is no reference in the description to when or where this audio is from. For all anyone knows the OP just wrote this up himself and used the name CS Lewis to make it more appealing. Anyone know where we can find any evidence of the original speech?
@@debraemig417 No, most of this is not the bible. Most of this is a speech written by a man that references the bible, and it is important where the words are coming from. Just because it has scripture does not mean that any reference to it is good and accurate.
I also highly suspect that this is AI audio. Particularly because at 8:18, 1 Corinthians is referred to as “One Corinthians”, rather than “First Corinthians”. I’ve never heard anyone (aside from Trump) incorrectly refer to chapters in the Bible this way.
Hmm? So you’re saying that anything physical, that we can see or touch or taste, is made by gods voice right? I think you’re on to something but this one makes me think 🤔 lol
A good strategy. I've been thinking about this a lot, I'm glad C.S Louis covered it and that he agrees that its better to keep some plans to yourself. Until your ready to implement it
Listening to God - He says be still and know and He says my children know my voice - I love only seeking the Inner Kingdom and listening for the still, small voice in my Inner Man
Mercy and Kindness. The only two things there is no law against. If it is not mercy, and if not kindness, then it's not from Father. If not from Father, then who is it from? The fence between Heaven and Hell is right behind your teeth.
true, when you’re on Gods path, nothing can take the path away… doesnt matter if youre silent or vocal about it… just have to have your thoughts silent, carefree
People who create gossip at my place of work need to hear this. Thou Shalt Not Kill includes the killing of a persons reputation. you can destroy a life with slander.
• 00:00 The urge to share plans often seeks affirmation, but scripture emphasizes discretion and the impact of our speech, urging mindfulness in communication. • 00:01 Proverbs 21:23 highlights the importance of being cautious with words, as they can protect us from trouble through restraint and discernment. • 00:01 James 1:19 advises being quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger, promoting thoughtful responses over hasty judgments. • 00:02 Luke 6:45 states that our words reflect our hearts, meaning a heart aligned with love and wisdom leads to uplifting speech. • 00:02 Proverbs 18:21 teaches that words can bring life or death, emphasizing the significant influence of our speech on others. • 00:03 Avoiding gossip and slander, as warned in Proverbs 20:19, helps maintain trust and integrity in communities, honoring the dignity of others. • 00:03 Ephesians 4:25 encourages speaking truthfully to foster trust, reflecting a commitment to integrity and respect for one another. • 00:04 Proverbs 2:6 emphasizes seeking God’s wisdom in our speech, ensuring our words align with His will and purpose. • 04:54 Avoiding boasting is vital for humility, as explained in Proverbs 27:1, which reminds us of life’s uncertainties and the need for modesty. • 04:55 James 4:13-16 cautions against pride in plans, urging acknowledgment of God’s sovereignty in our lives. • 04:55 Boasting fosters division and resentment, diverting attention from mutual support and community, as Philippians 2:3 advises. • 04:56 Romans 12:3 promotes sober judgment, acknowledging the contributions of others, demonstrating humility and gratitude. • 04:56 1 Corinthians 10:31 encourages glorifying God with our achievements, pointing others to His grace. • 04:57 Avoiding boasting prepares us for growth and learning, as illustrated in Proverbs 27:2, allowing others to recognize our accomplishments. • 04:57 Cultivating humility and gratitude fosters encouragement, positively impacting relationships by uplifting others instead of boasting. • 09:50 Wisdom in silence, as highlighted in Ecclesiastes 3:7, teaches discernment in knowing when to speak and when to listen. • 09:50 Silence enables active listening, as advised in James 1:19, fostering empathy and understanding in communication. • 09:51 Proverbs 17:28 suggests silence can prevent conflict, allowing for thoughtful responses instead of hasty reactions. • 09:51 Silence promotes reflection and discernment, ensuring our words are constructive and aligned with God’s guidance. • 09:52 Self-control in speech, as noted in James 3:2, exemplifies humility and the recognition of our words’ impact. • 09:52 Silence can be a powerful testimony, as seen in 1 Peter 3:15-16, showcasing our faith in God when faced with challenges. • 09:52 Exodus 14:14 reassures that remaining still allows God to act on our behalf, demonstrating trust in His providence. • 09:53 Proverbs 11:12 connects silence with understanding, emphasizing respect for others’ dignity in relationships. • 09:53 Silence in leadership, as mentioned in Ecclesiastes 10:12, cultivates trust and enhances decision-making through careful listening. • 09:53 Psalm 46:10 highlights the importance of silence in prayer, fostering a deeper relationship with God for guidance. • 09:54 Embracing silence leads to wisdom, grace, and divine guidance, enriching our communication with others. • 19:40 Focusing on character prioritizes inner virtues over appearances, as noted in 1 Samuel 16:7, which emphasizes God’s view of the heart. • 19:40 Developing character involves cultivating the fruits of the Spirit, as in Galatians 5:22-23, reflecting a life aligned with Christ’s values. • 19:41 Integrity, highlighted in Proverbs 10:9, ensures consistency in actions, fostering trust and security in relationships. • 19:41 Humility encourages acknowledgment of flaws and growth, promoting a selfless attitude as outlined in Philippians 2:3-4. • 19:42 Patience and perseverance, illustrated in Romans 5:3-4, develop character through trials, strengthening faith and resilience. • 19:42 Compassion and empathy, as urged in Colossians 3:12-14, enable deep connections and foster a spirit of forgiveness. • 19:43 Generosity and service, emphasized in 1 Timothy 6:18-19, reflect a heart focused on giving and helping others, mirroring Christ’s love. • 19:43 Reliability and dependability are vital traits, as indicated in Matthew 5:37, ensuring consistency in commitments. • 19:44 Handling power with humility, as taught in Mark 10:42-45, showcases true greatness through servanthood rather than dominance. • 29:26 Leading by example, as found in 1 Timothy 4:12, embodies Godly character and sets a standard for others to follow. • 29:27 Jesus exemplified leading by serving, demonstrated through acts of humility like washing His disciples’ feet, teaching love and obedience. • 29:27 Integrity and consistency in leadership, per Proverbs 11:3, build trust crucial for effective influence and guidance. • 29:28 Actions reflecting faith, as James 2:17 states, highlight the necessity for our conduct to align with our beliefs. • 29:28 Serving others, as taught in Matthew 20:26-28, transforms leadership into a selfless commitment prioritizing others’ needs. • 29:29 Perseverance in challenges inspires others, encouraging resilience and commitment to shared goals as discussed in Hebrews 12:1-2. • 29:29 Modeling forgiveness and grace, as 1 Thessalonians 5:11 suggests, fosters healthier relationships through conflict resolution. • 29:30 Leading by example cultivates an empowering environment, uplifting others by recognizing their strengths, as found in Philippians 2:3-4. • 29:30 Leaving a legacy of positive influence, per Titus 2:7-8, underscores the enduring impact of integrity in leadership. • 39:15 Trust in Divine recognition reinforces integrity, assuring that God sees and values our efforts, guiding our actions. • 39:16 Proverbs 16:3 advocates committing work to God, prompting His blessings as we focus on sincere intentions. • 39:16 Jesus taught prioritizing God’s approval over human recognition, as seen in Matthew 6:1-4, emphasizing sincerity in our actions. • 39:17 Hebrews 6:10 assures that God does not forget our works, reminding us of His justice and faithfulness to our efforts. • 39:17 Trusting in Divine recognition liberates us from people-pleasing, aligning our actions with God’s will for authentic living. • 39:17 Integrity fosters consistency in character, as Proverbs 11:3 states, encouraging actions that honor God even in solitude. • 39:18 1 Corinthians 15:58 provides encouragement to persist in our labor for the Lord, knowing it is never in vain. • 39:18 Trusting God’s recognition helps maintain an eternal perspective, urging us to focus on lasting rewards over temporary gains. • 39:19 Faith in God’s faithfulness assures us that diligent seeking and service will be honored now and eternally, as stated in Hebrews 11:6. • 44:11 Service and purpose guide us to live meaningfully as we fulfill God’s plans, echoing Christ’s example of serving others. • 44:11 Jesus exemplified service in Mark 10:45, showing that true greatness lies in humility and selfless acts for others. • 44:11 Galatians 5:13 reinforces that freedom in Christ calls for humble service to one another, reflecting love and compassion. • 44:12 Ephesians 2:10 clarifies our purpose to do good works, underscoring the specific roles God has prepared for each of us. • 44:12 Jeremiah 29:11 assures us of God’s good plans for our future, filled with hope and purpose. • 44:12 Service is the practical outworking of our God-given purpose, fulfilling our role in God’s kingdom through acts of love. • 44:13 Colossians 3:23-24 instructs that our service should aim to please God, transforming daily tasks into heartfelt worship. • 44:13 Serving fosters personal growth, as Philippians 2:3-4 teaches selflessness, enhancing Christlike character through humility. • 44:13 1 Corinthians 12:12-27 highlights that each member’s service strengthens the community and fulfills the body of Christ. • 44:14 Acts 20:35 states that those who serve others find true joy, emphasizing the blessings of giving and making a difference. • 44:14 Encouraging others in their purpose, per Hebrews 10:24-25, helps them realize potential and contribute to God’s plan through our example.
On 9/11 Read and Heed, 2nd Chronicles 7:14 America! May it be "A Day Of Prayer In Jesus' Name!" One Nation, Under One God, For One Day!!! Please pass it on!🙏
@@debraemig417 He means where in C.S. Lewis's writings, come on. And the answer is I'm pretty sure the script is as AI generated as the voice. This isn't anything CS Lewis actually wrote or said.
Please pray for me. I have been in the field for longtime, with no other believers, alone, so I email, write or just speak to much. I told the purpose of my call and so much more to too many people. Pray that the Lord remove from their memories my words, destroys my emails and above all puts a coal upon my mouth, seals my lips. I feel terrible and I am in trouble. Thank you.
God is good my friend. Reach out to others who are close to the Lord, even if you only know then online. Fellowship is very good. "I iron sharpens iron," is a powerful tool. Grace and peace to you, Lord be with you.
Find some believers, even if online, to talk to brother. Reach out to me even, I'm nowhere close to perfection but I have a few small wisdoms to impart. May the Lord be with you
This is an interesting comment, I will consider it. Since 2006 when I discovered the truth about 9 11, I have discovered that pretty much every thing we learn in the world is un-true and all our heroes are actually villains.
@@iandeeightiesman Your reply is a relief. Jesus Christ warned that in the last days many would come in his name and would deceive many and this final kingdom gets its power through deception, so it's imperative that we take heed unto ourselves that we be not deceived. Glad that your consider these things! 👍🏼👍🏼 There is a principle that's capitalized on and that is allowing one's heart to be invested into fiction. 2 Timothy 2-24-26 John 8,, 2 Thessalonians 2 and many other references. To receive a love for the truth is a mark of a genuine believer. Thy word is truth
It is not Lewis's voice, there is only one actual recording of his voice (that you can look up on youtube) his actual voice sound like Alfred Hitchcock
BIBLE, BIBLE, BIBLE. READ IT PEOPLE, YOU MUST ALSO STUDY IT. The Bible is the only book anyone would need for their whole life, everything you can think of, any questions you WILL find ALL answers for everything in LIFE.
I have always had problems with that. It starts from futile believe that I know better because God has revealed this or that to me, so I must practice "tough love".
I have had a bad habit of speaking my mind. It has caused so many people to become hostile towards me. I don’t know why, but I tell myself certain things need to be said even though they only cause me grief. I’m usually happiest when I try to keep the peace, no matter how unjustified I feel. Nobody will ever understand me anyway, because I’m not of the world. It isn’t my place to save the world, but to serve others with a right minded heart. I have been recently humbled and I am learning to love others more no matter how much I disagree with their lifestyles. Anyway that’s a reflection of my own life.
Ps 39:1 "I will watch my ways and keep my tongue from sin; I will put a muzzle on my mouth as long as the wicked are in my presence." OH HOLY GHOST PLEASE WATCH OVER OUR MOUTHS FOR US FOR US.YOURE ABLE TO HELP US PLEASE.
That's what I was curious about. I don't know of too many recordings of him speaking that still exist. It's been too long since I listened to one to know if this is his voice. I'm wondering if it was AI.
Thank you for posting this. I am sorry to tell you, because of the bizarre stops and starts of the narration, I could not fully concentrate on what was being said. I'm guessing it is an app of some kind doing the speaking? A real human voice woild sure be appreciated.
I did not see a single ad. Oh that’s right. I’m smart enough to know that you need to download an ad blocker if you are going to use RUclips. I haven’t seen an ad in years.
@@chrisalister2297 . I look at the increasing amount of adverse-tisements, especially lately as drowning us in consumerism until we are driven nuts enough to purchase YT Red. There couldn't be a more aggravating business model. Not to be too negative and take away from the Spirit of the video. Patience is a virtue I'm still working on lol
Confirmation for me! Holy Spirit is dealing with me about my tongue!
Me to
Me too
Me too, and silly me tried again in vain to talk this morning to my husband of 38 years and again was shut down as he shares not even his words or time with me anymore. I am returning to my shell to converse only with my Lord and God Yahweh!!! ❤
Me too amen and amen. Lord tie my tongue 🤪😮
@@ffda0012theres no way youre not an AI
Absolutely. I don’t tell anyone about my plans in advance anymore. All they are going to do is get jealous, hate on you and recruit others to try to upend your plans. And fail but still causing any small, minor inconvenience is a cherished hollow victory to them. I said a while back on RUclips when real serious developments happen, I’ll just keep it to myself. Whether people think I’m rich or poor, said it before, doesn’t matter. I’ll be wealthy on the down low and they can assume I’m still broke. Some people live just to *attempt* to make you miserable, which they’ll never pull off but doesn’t stop them from being insane and doing the same thing over and over to no avail. There have been some good videos on this channel, great messages, I enjoy and appreciate the content!!
Well said!
This is not a Christian perspective though. Christians don't persecute and judge the people over a divisive mind. I mean you don't have to share your plans, but this mentality is not Holy.
When you are in crisis you have to open up and scream for help. To be silent is a luxury not welcome in poverty and lack of social networking.
It's true, I remember when I gave up smoking, as soon as everyone found out they were suddenly offering me cigarettes when before they offered nothing.
I think you need a better community my brother.
Oh Holy Spirit, Tame my tongue 🙏🏻
Amen. This is also my prayer 😢
amen same
Same
My tongue is forked and wicked. Jesus please create in me a new spirit, so I may speak love and truth only and be silent whenever else.
He did that when you said yes to Him. Focus on His love and that tongue will heal
Amen.
Amen
Now try again. But this time privately.
Amen!
God is definitely working on me, on my impatience.
Actually its the AI thats pushing this and self decieved that its being useful
@@jakeschwartz2514 OK then, what do you believe in.
@@jakeschwartz2514The lord knows all. AI is for him just basic sticks and stones technology. Also you put God in a box. Not so wise.
Lolol youre the unhappiest guy here. Who you fooling bro? Find peace. @jakeschwartz2514
My heart has been so broken for so long because of the harsh words we have sown into our home. It's not as chronic as before, but still angry outbursts occasionally, and it hurts me to see the effect on our son who is now grown.
I used to warn him not to have this kind of house, but he has had many troubles.
We don't curse, but sharp words that discourage, and criticism that wounds, sometimes just subtle habits or correction that overreach the need.
Please pray for me, that God will make me His instrument of His peace and change in our home!
I pray constantly, and love His Word, so i see how devastating this is, and how it grieves the LORD, and myself too.
Looking into the first-time obedience parenting method has calmed my angry bursts. Thank God for it.
Bless you, thy seeker of correction, and child of God.
May he light your path and guide you along it. In Jesus' name, I petition thy true God on your behalf. 🙏
Smoke some weed
I think I am in the position to qualify as a 'grown son'. To this day, I refuse to cohabitate with women. Currently 45 years of age and it will likely never change.
Lord Jesus, Guard my mouth & heart so I may Not sin against You❣️
Amen
The best reason for not talking in advance.
Let it be, friend, let it be.
You should put a disclaimer in the description that says this isn’t exactly C.S. Lewis’ actual voice, but an AI Approximation. I can tell just by listening.
You are correct. It’s AI.
It sounds real superficially but is obviously not real.
I might be an atheist, but I have to admit CS Lewis made some excellent points
His points stemmed from God. 😊
There’s a lot to think about in the bible. It doesn’t spoon-feed wisdom, but makes people work for it
God loves you, and is speaking to you, as He has spoken to me.- Pappy
Truth is undeniable
@@LouisaWattexactly. “If you keep seeking for it as for silver, And you keep searching for it as for hidden treasures” Prov 2:4.
God is really telling me my negative tongue is a heart issue and I need to guard my eyes and ears from too much news and social media. Garbage in, garbage out. It’s making me angry and judgmental. So I’m here to put Kingdom in so Kingdom comes out. Loved Screwtape Letters, need more CS Lewis! Thanks for the channel!
Oh me too. I need to abstain from news and social media 😮
Thank you! I needed to hear this. The Holy Spirit has been telling me this for a while and I needed a reminder. 💕
Yes, Lord. Teach me to “move in silence” on some things in life.❤
God has been working on me as well. Life and death are on words. Amen
In words
Beautiful and Divine Confirmation for me and for all Mankind. Thank you ABBA FATHER FOR SCRIPTURE......YOUR PRECIOUS, DIVINE, WORD👑🙏🏾👑🙋🏾👑✋🏾🤚🏾🤗
Amen and amen
Holy Spirit please keep be only speaking kind, loving, encouraging words to others.
Amen.
God will give you opportunities to keep your tongue, be mindful and watchful.
Thank you for sharing this profound teaching. It's not just food for thought; it's a call to action for personal and spiritual transformation. I found myself pausing the video multiple times to reflect on how often I've carelessly spoken without considering the impact of my words. The section on how our speech reflects our inner thoughts was particularly convicting - it's made me realize that guarding my tongue isn't just about what I say, but about cultivating a heart aligned with God's truth.
This is the most powerful teaching ever. Saving in my arsenal!!!!
The old Russian proverb: "тише едешь, дальше будешь (tishe yedesh, dal'she budesh) = the quieter your ride, the farther you'll get.
It took me maturing from a child to a Child of God to learn discipline over my tongue.
Thanks for sharing. That really spoke to my heart.
Thank you for the lesson! Amen!
You are so welcome❤️
🙋Children of Jesus Christ, remember that we are special, blessed & highly favored🙏❤
Our own pope could benefit from watching this video prayerfully..
He prays, just not to whom you might think. I say this from belief and not from a place of disrespect.
Who are you to judge?
I don't have a pope.
Psalm 51:10-19
King James Version
‘Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me.’
Amen. HALLELUJAH
It's so true. There are people just waiting to thwart your plans no matter what they are
Thank you for the bible scriptures to support the wise spoken words. I needed this. Thank you God for your words, you have heard my prayers. I will obey And apply self control
So true! Let your actions speak
27:39
“Humility without grace can lead to self deprecation and an unhealthy focus on our shortcomings; grace without humility can result in a sense of entitlement and a lack of accountability. Together, they create a harmonious blend of acknowledging our limitations while fully embracing God’s love and empowerment.” - CS Lewis ❤
Thank you Lord Jesus Christ
Great message, totally insightful and encouraging.
I needed this. Didnt know CS was a man of God.
Him and his buddy Tolkien
Converted late in life. His Autobiography "Surprised by Joy" is a great read.
This video is confirming many things I have been trying to figure out
Pretty sure this is AI audio. And there is no reference in the description to when or where this audio is from. For all anyone knows the OP just wrote this up himself and used the name CS Lewis to make it more appealing. Anyone know where we can find any evidence of the original speech?
Most ALL of this is from the Bible...AI did not create these
WORDS!!!
@@debraemig417 That's fine, but lying is never OK and certainly not for a purportedly Christian channel.
@@debraemig417 No, most of this is not the bible. Most of this is a speech written by a man that references the bible, and it is important where the words are coming from. Just because it has scripture does not mean that any reference to it is good and accurate.
I also highly suspect that this is AI audio. Particularly because at 8:18, 1 Corinthians is referred to as “One Corinthians”, rather than “First Corinthians”. I’ve never heard anyone (aside from Trump) incorrectly refer to chapters in the Bible this way.
@@thebestStevenDid you look up the bible verses?
Sound is the only thing we truly create. Everything else is a transformation of what God created with his voice.
Hmm? So you’re saying that anything physical, that we can see or touch or taste, is made by gods voice right? I think you’re on to something but this one makes me think 🤔 lol
A good strategy. I've been thinking about this a lot, I'm glad C.S Louis covered it and that he agrees that its better to keep some plans to yourself. Until your ready to implement it
Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Jack!
I love you God
You learn twice as much by listening than by speaking 😂
Listening to God - He says be still and know and He says my children know my voice - I love only seeking the Inner Kingdom and listening for the still, small voice in my Inner Man
That’s why we have two ears and one mouth 😊
@@LadyCaroline123 Precisely...spot on
@@LadyCaroline123 Two ears to gather all the facts before speaking one salient point
Thank you for not putting music behind this.
Lord, we want you to rule and reign 🙏 🙏🙏 a Sweet fragrance to you 💖
I like to comfort others when i can feel their pain. And it hurts not to or to have to apologize for doing so. I do trust my God. ❤
Sounds like LewisGPT
Mercy and Kindness. The only two things there is no law against. If it is not mercy, and if not kindness, then it's not from Father. If not from Father, then who is it from? The fence between Heaven and Hell is right behind your teeth.
Yeah.. Be silent. Do nothing. Don’t hope. Just be. Keep doing that and one day it will be over.
Silence is golden
I have found .when i speak, tell folk what i will do, then God actually does it for me..for His word say's, i do not put my folk to shame
true, when you’re on Gods path, nothing can take the path away… doesnt matter if youre silent or vocal about it… just have to have your thoughts silent, carefree
Lord please renew my mind and my tongue .
Hooraah, Lewis, fabulous sermon. Every word adulates the glorious God of the universe & his wisdom. Thank you, Theodore.
Jesus Christ be the Doorkeeper of my mouth 👄 😊❤
Thank you for this message C.S Lewis.
There is a possibility of acting accordingly in the absence of any sueprior being
I needed this.
Idk how I found this , but I needed it.
God is Good.
We are all in a postion of trust or influence...
This is a good word, and it's so true, I need to get back on track with God
People who create gossip at my place of work need to hear this.
Thou Shalt Not Kill includes the killing of a persons reputation. you can destroy a life with slander.
Good wholesome words.
My best friend Nick and I often talked about this concept back in the day! Love being in sync.
I needed to hear this today! Thank you for the upload. ❤️
I need to be better steward of money
Amen 🌸
This has been so difficult as i have nobody to share the deepest parts of my life with ..
• 00:00 The urge to share plans often seeks affirmation, but scripture emphasizes discretion and the impact of our speech, urging mindfulness in communication.
• 00:01 Proverbs 21:23 highlights the importance of being cautious with words, as they can protect us from trouble through restraint and discernment.
• 00:01 James 1:19 advises being quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger, promoting thoughtful responses over hasty judgments.
• 00:02 Luke 6:45 states that our words reflect our hearts, meaning a heart aligned with love and wisdom leads to uplifting speech.
• 00:02 Proverbs 18:21 teaches that words can bring life or death, emphasizing the significant influence of our speech on others.
• 00:03 Avoiding gossip and slander, as warned in Proverbs 20:19, helps maintain trust and integrity in communities, honoring the dignity of others.
• 00:03 Ephesians 4:25 encourages speaking truthfully to foster trust, reflecting a commitment to integrity and respect for one another.
• 00:04 Proverbs 2:6 emphasizes seeking God’s wisdom in our speech, ensuring our words align with His will and purpose.
• 04:54 Avoiding boasting is vital for humility, as explained in Proverbs 27:1, which reminds us of life’s uncertainties and the need for modesty.
• 04:55 James 4:13-16 cautions against pride in plans, urging acknowledgment of God’s sovereignty in our lives.
• 04:55 Boasting fosters division and resentment, diverting attention from mutual support and community, as Philippians 2:3 advises.
• 04:56 Romans 12:3 promotes sober judgment, acknowledging the contributions of others, demonstrating humility and gratitude.
• 04:56 1 Corinthians 10:31 encourages glorifying God with our achievements, pointing others to His grace.
• 04:57 Avoiding boasting prepares us for growth and learning, as illustrated in Proverbs 27:2, allowing others to recognize our accomplishments.
• 04:57 Cultivating humility and gratitude fosters encouragement, positively impacting relationships by uplifting others instead of boasting.
• 09:50 Wisdom in silence, as highlighted in Ecclesiastes 3:7, teaches discernment in knowing when to speak and when to listen.
• 09:50 Silence enables active listening, as advised in James 1:19, fostering empathy and understanding in communication.
• 09:51 Proverbs 17:28 suggests silence can prevent conflict, allowing for thoughtful responses instead of hasty reactions.
• 09:51 Silence promotes reflection and discernment, ensuring our words are constructive and aligned with God’s guidance.
• 09:52 Self-control in speech, as noted in James 3:2, exemplifies humility and the recognition of our words’ impact.
• 09:52 Silence can be a powerful testimony, as seen in 1 Peter 3:15-16, showcasing our faith in God when faced with challenges.
• 09:52 Exodus 14:14 reassures that remaining still allows God to act on our behalf, demonstrating trust in His providence.
• 09:53 Proverbs 11:12 connects silence with understanding, emphasizing respect for others’ dignity in relationships.
• 09:53 Silence in leadership, as mentioned in Ecclesiastes 10:12, cultivates trust and enhances decision-making through careful listening.
• 09:53 Psalm 46:10 highlights the importance of silence in prayer, fostering a deeper relationship with God for guidance.
• 09:54 Embracing silence leads to wisdom, grace, and divine guidance, enriching our communication with others.
• 19:40 Focusing on character prioritizes inner virtues over appearances, as noted in 1 Samuel 16:7, which emphasizes God’s view of the heart.
• 19:40 Developing character involves cultivating the fruits of the Spirit, as in Galatians 5:22-23, reflecting a life aligned with Christ’s values.
• 19:41 Integrity, highlighted in Proverbs 10:9, ensures consistency in actions, fostering trust and security in relationships.
• 19:41 Humility encourages acknowledgment of flaws and growth, promoting a selfless attitude as outlined in Philippians 2:3-4.
• 19:42 Patience and perseverance, illustrated in Romans 5:3-4, develop character through trials, strengthening faith and resilience.
• 19:42 Compassion and empathy, as urged in Colossians 3:12-14, enable deep connections and foster a spirit of forgiveness.
• 19:43 Generosity and service, emphasized in 1 Timothy 6:18-19, reflect a heart focused on giving and helping others, mirroring Christ’s love.
• 19:43 Reliability and dependability are vital traits, as indicated in Matthew 5:37, ensuring consistency in commitments.
• 19:44 Handling power with humility, as taught in Mark 10:42-45, showcases true greatness through servanthood rather than dominance.
• 29:26 Leading by example, as found in 1 Timothy 4:12, embodies Godly character and sets a standard for others to follow.
• 29:27 Jesus exemplified leading by serving, demonstrated through acts of humility like washing His disciples’ feet, teaching love and obedience.
• 29:27 Integrity and consistency in leadership, per Proverbs 11:3, build trust crucial for effective influence and guidance.
• 29:28 Actions reflecting faith, as James 2:17 states, highlight the necessity for our conduct to align with our beliefs.
• 29:28 Serving others, as taught in Matthew 20:26-28, transforms leadership into a selfless commitment prioritizing others’ needs.
• 29:29 Perseverance in challenges inspires others, encouraging resilience and commitment to shared goals as discussed in Hebrews 12:1-2.
• 29:29 Modeling forgiveness and grace, as 1 Thessalonians 5:11 suggests, fosters healthier relationships through conflict resolution.
• 29:30 Leading by example cultivates an empowering environment, uplifting others by recognizing their strengths, as found in Philippians 2:3-4.
• 29:30 Leaving a legacy of positive influence, per Titus 2:7-8, underscores the enduring impact of integrity in leadership.
• 39:15 Trust in Divine recognition reinforces integrity, assuring that God sees and values our efforts, guiding our actions.
• 39:16 Proverbs 16:3 advocates committing work to God, prompting His blessings as we focus on sincere intentions.
• 39:16 Jesus taught prioritizing God’s approval over human recognition, as seen in Matthew 6:1-4, emphasizing sincerity in our actions.
• 39:17 Hebrews 6:10 assures that God does not forget our works, reminding us of His justice and faithfulness to our efforts.
• 39:17 Trusting in Divine recognition liberates us from people-pleasing, aligning our actions with God’s will for authentic living.
• 39:17 Integrity fosters consistency in character, as Proverbs 11:3 states, encouraging actions that honor God even in solitude.
• 39:18 1 Corinthians 15:58 provides encouragement to persist in our labor for the Lord, knowing it is never in vain.
• 39:18 Trusting God’s recognition helps maintain an eternal perspective, urging us to focus on lasting rewards over temporary gains.
• 39:19 Faith in God’s faithfulness assures us that diligent seeking and service will be honored now and eternally, as stated in Hebrews 11:6.
• 44:11 Service and purpose guide us to live meaningfully as we fulfill God’s plans, echoing Christ’s example of serving others.
• 44:11 Jesus exemplified service in Mark 10:45, showing that true greatness lies in humility and selfless acts for others.
• 44:11 Galatians 5:13 reinforces that freedom in Christ calls for humble service to one another, reflecting love and compassion.
• 44:12 Ephesians 2:10 clarifies our purpose to do good works, underscoring the specific roles God has prepared for each of us.
• 44:12 Jeremiah 29:11 assures us of God’s good plans for our future, filled with hope and purpose.
• 44:12 Service is the practical outworking of our God-given purpose, fulfilling our role in God’s kingdom through acts of love.
• 44:13 Colossians 3:23-24 instructs that our service should aim to please God, transforming daily tasks into heartfelt worship.
• 44:13 Serving fosters personal growth, as Philippians 2:3-4 teaches selflessness, enhancing Christlike character through humility.
• 44:13 1 Corinthians 12:12-27 highlights that each member’s service strengthens the community and fulfills the body of Christ.
• 44:14 Acts 20:35 states that those who serve others find true joy, emphasizing the blessings of giving and making a difference.
• 44:14 Encouraging others in their purpose, per Hebrews 10:24-25, helps them realize potential and contribute to God’s plan through our example.
On 9/11 Read and Heed, 2nd Chronicles 7:14 America!
May it be "A Day Of Prayer In Jesus' Name!"
One Nation, Under One God, For One Day!!!
Please pass it on!🙏
que exortação! que o Senhor me dê graça para seguir a sua Palavra.
When you are in crisis you have to open up and scream for help. To be silent is a luxury not welcome in poverty and lack of social networking.
Word to the third!
Wonderful
Thank you for wisdom and knowledge gained through the Bible. I am edified
It isn't about getting what you want it's about doing God's will, which is to spread His message.
Incredible ❤
Please reference where C.S Lewis ever wrote or said this? what is the source?
Doesn't anyone that comments about this content know any scripture at all? Come o.n
@@debraemig417 He means where in C.S. Lewis's writings, come on.
And the answer is I'm pretty sure the script is as AI generated as the voice. This isn't anything CS Lewis actually wrote or said.
Please pray for me. I have been in the field for longtime, with no other believers, alone, so I email, write or just speak to much. I told the purpose of my call and so much more to too many people. Pray that the Lord remove from their memories my words, destroys my emails and above all puts a coal upon my mouth, seals my lips. I feel terrible and I am in trouble. Thank you.
Jesus still loves you, have strength and put all anxiety and worries to God
God is good my friend. Reach out to others who are close to the Lord, even if you only know then online. Fellowship is very good. "I iron sharpens iron," is a powerful tool. Grace and peace to you, Lord be with you.
Find some believers, even if online, to talk to brother. Reach out to me even, I'm nowhere close to perfection but I have a few small wisdoms to impart. May the Lord be with you
Truth!!! Glory to God
C.S. Lewis was one of the men that advanced the movement away from the words of God and drew men unto fiction and the new Bibles.
This is an interesting comment, I will consider it. Since 2006 when I discovered the truth about 9 11, I have discovered that pretty much every thing we learn in the world is un-true and all our heroes are actually villains.
@@iandeeightiesman Your reply is a relief. Jesus Christ warned that in the last days many would come in his name and would deceive many and this final kingdom gets its power through deception, so it's imperative that we take heed unto ourselves that we be not deceived. Glad that your consider these things! 👍🏼👍🏼
There is a principle that's capitalized on and that is allowing one's heart to be invested into fiction. 2 Timothy 2-24-26 John 8,, 2 Thessalonians 2 and many other references. To receive a love for the truth is a mark of a genuine believer.
Thy word is truth
Amen.
Is this actually Cs lewis speaking and if so what book is it out of
Yes
I think it’s an AI app and I’m curious what book it is
It is not Lewis's voice, there is only one actual recording of his voice (that you can look up on youtube) his actual voice sound like Alfred Hitchcock
It’s AI and all these videos on this channel are fake
BIBLE
May I ask; What book is this from, and is this actual audio of Sr. Lewis or is it AI?
I wonder about that too.
It is not his voice
BIBLE, BIBLE, BIBLE.
READ IT PEOPLE, YOU MUST ALSO STUDY IT. The Bible is the only book anyone would need for their whole life, everything you can think of, any questions you WILL find ALL answers for everything in LIFE.
Nixon said If you reveal your goals, you will never achieve them.
I recently learned that we cannot mock spirtuality or right values.
I have always had problems with that. It starts from futile believe that I know better because God has revealed this or that to me, so I must practice "tough love".
C.S. Lewis watching us make TikToks from heaven: Oh, wow. They like, REALLY didn't listen...
I have had a bad habit of speaking my mind. It has caused so many people to become hostile towards me. I don’t know why, but I tell myself certain things need to be said even though they only cause me grief. I’m usually happiest when I try to keep the peace, no matter how unjustified I feel. Nobody will ever understand me anyway, because I’m not of the world. It isn’t my place to save the world, but to serve others with a right minded heart. I have been recently humbled and I am learning to love others more no matter how much I disagree with their lifestyles. Anyway that’s a reflection of my own life.
Same here. I've learned that service should be by the ladle full and correction by the teaspoon. 💛👍
Ps 39:1
"I will watch my ways and keep my tongue from sin; I will put a muzzle on my mouth as long as the wicked are in my presence."
OH HOLY GHOST PLEASE WATCH OVER OUR MOUTHS FOR US FOR US.YOURE ABLE TO HELP US PLEASE.
God is tired of your tounge also full of lies and corruption and deceit
Whose tongue are you talking about?
@@parinazaz4044 false prophets and I’m not talking about him may he rest in peace
Lebrun James needs listen to this
Disgusting amount of ads
Watch your tongue 👅 your wicked
This is EXACTLY the problem with FACEBOOK SNAPCHAT etc SPEAKING before thinking WORDS spoken are what is in the HEART
Is this really C.S Lewis? or A.I, the message is important but i would also like to have confirmation
Most all of this is in the Bible.
@@debraemig417 They mean the voice.
That's what I was curious about. I don't know of too many recordings of him speaking that still exist. It's been too long since I listened to one to know if this is his voice. I'm wondering if it was AI.
Imperfect yet forgiving.
Really!! Another ad! This leaves no time to follow the msg.
Please remove the mid-roll advertisements
Thank you for posting this.
I am sorry to tell you, because of the bizarre stops and starts of the narration, I could not fully concentrate on what was being said. I'm guessing it is an app of some kind doing the speaking? A real human voice woild sure be appreciated.
Definitely AI, seems written by AI as well
Good message. I don't know how you got Boris Karloff to read for this. 😎😊
So good! 🙏🏻❤️
Very valuable and inspiring
I fucking love Jesus! Yes! Yes! Jesus is the best! Woohoo! Woohaa! Fuck yeah Jesus!
Wow you just used all profanity cursing in the same breath you speak Jesus crazy and delusional 😂
Is this just an AI filter or the actual man speaking from a fuller lecture? I'd like the entire version.
Absolutely true.
Amen
If I need something I'll look for it...ads do not encourage me to buy. They irritate w interruptions.
Another stupid ad!
Another irritating ad that has nothing to do w the msg of C.S. Lewis.
I did not see a single ad. Oh that’s right. I’m smart enough to know that you need to download an ad blocker if you are going to use RUclips. I haven’t seen an ad in years.
I watched the whole thing and didn't see one add. None!
The ads are absolutely terrible. Not to take away from the awesome video
RUclips has to generate revenue, but yeah, I couldn't tell you anything about the ads that abruptly interrupt an important lesson.
@@chrisalister2297 . I look at the increasing amount of adverse-tisements, especially lately as drowning us in consumerism until we are driven nuts enough to purchase YT Red. There couldn't be a more aggravating business model. Not to be too negative and take away from the Spirit of the video. Patience is a virtue I'm still working on lol