BOOK
REVIEW
“Death and life are in the power
of the tongue” - Solomon
(Proverbs 18:21, NKJV)
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Title:
TONGUE PIERCED
Author:
Nelson Searcy, Jennifer
Dykes Henson
Rating:
Genre:
Christian Living,
Religion
Released by:
David C Cook
Reviewed by:
Leah St John
Release Date:
Available Now
ords. Though they may seem
small and are an oft overlooked
aspect of our lives, they
actually play a tremendous part in shaping
our lives, each and every day. They contain
the power to both positively and negatively
affect you personally, your relationships
with those around you, as well as your
relationship with God.
Tounge Pierced is a book that explores and
reaffirms the magnificent power of words.
It’s clear mission is to help its readers learn
to control their words, and use them to
better their lives.
The book contains 9 informative chapters,
each encouraging you to choose your words
wisely, and offering tips on how you can effectively do so. Some of the topics include
the power of words, prayer tips, how our
thoughts affect various aspects of our lives,
and the art of confrontation. There is also a
30-day no cursing challenge in one of the
chapters.
“The words that exemplify a tongue
pierced lifestyle are words that
reflect a heart filled with love;
words that will impact your reality
in ways that will bring you the
meaning, relationships and success
you want.”
Living a “tongue pierced” lifestyle is by no
means a new concept. But it is something
that has been forgotten, thrown by the
wayside if you will, by multitudes of people
who seem to pay little to no mind to the
words that come out of their mouths (this
includes myself). Tongue Pierced serves as
a good reminder to this generation that if
we consciously pay attention to what we
say, we can change our own lives, and the
lives of others, with words that impart love
toward others and God.
A well written, well thought out guide,
Tongue Pierced serves as a reminder that
we need to choose our words wisely,
because not only do they define us and
reflect who we are, they affect those
around us, and ultimately have an
enormous impact on our relationships with
both people and God.
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