Choose your words wisely

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As I was getting up this morning, I don’t know if I was dreaming or just groggy from waking up, but the word “fortify” kept coming up over and over in my head. Half asleep, I imagined myself sitting in my thought garden, choosing words to build up around me. 

As I start to build I already had a foundation of rocks there waiting on me. Faith, serenity, balance, peace, harmony, and hope are my main rocks in the garden. 

I also add protection, love, strength, wisdom, understanding, and preparedness to the list.  Now this is before I got out of bed. Now that I’m awake, I read a devotional to get my day started. This was a snip of it:

“”Let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth, but that which is good to the use of edifying, that it may minister grace unto the hearers.” Ephesians 4:29 KJV

Sow words of grace. Sow words of kindness. Sow words of wisdom into others. Your words can build up or tear down. John 6:63 KJV declares, “It is the spirit that quickeneth; the flesh profiteth nothing: the words that I speak unto you, they are spirit, and they are life.” Speak life. Choose to build up others with your words.

Choose to edify and build up one another. Let no corrupt or foul communication proceed from your mouth. Let your words minister to the heart of others. Consider your words before you speak. “ – Do good unto all men devotional 

Published by Jeff D. Banks

Jeff Banks, AKA the "ECE Tech Geek", has been inspiring young people for over 20 years. In 2016, he decided to take the things he has been learning: teaching, technology, self-development, personal growth... and put them into book form. With the Flipped Pre-school, Jeff takes the things he loves, Technology & Learning, and combines them to help teachers make their family life and classrooms fun and exciting! Leaders who implementing new and innovative discoveries in these areas, he feels that those will be the "never-forget you" people that will have the most impact and influence over students and their families. Jeff Banks has been in the Early Childhood Education field of study since he started teaching in at Kidovations in early 2004. He also helped with the technical side of the school, creating spreadsheets, forms, and presentations. He eventually added computers, tech devices, and video recording into everyday school activities. Today at Kidovations, he implements new software, various tech products, and even though he is out of the classroom as a teacher, he is the school's IT Specialist and still gets to play with all the kids everyday! With multimedia & social media, he uses technology to connect families to the classroom and creates life long memories from being at Kidovations Educational Experience.

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