SDA Sermon - The True Power of Words | Mark Finley

Do you realize the impact your words have on others? In this inspiring message, we explore the profound truth that "Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words can break your spirit." Words can heal or harm, uplift or tear down. Join Pastor Mark Finley as he studies the Bible to uncover 7 eternal principles for using your speech to encourage, inspire, and bring hope to those around you.

Through the example of Jesus and the 144,000 in Revelation, we'll see how gracious and kind words reflect God's character and prepare us for His return. You'll also discover practical insights on how to avoid criticism, speak life into others, and build a positive environment that strengthens both body and soul.

Whether you're looking to improve your relationships, grow in your faith, or simply learn how to speak with more grace and wisdom, this video offers powerful lessons straight from the Word of God.

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[akeemjames]

In a social media world where YouTube ministries are continually calling out other YouTube ministries…continually making reaction videos about the failures of others, instead of simply breaking down the truth from the scriptures… this video is truly a breath of fresh air.

[thomaspollock-ekvn]

Mark Finley: I met you while attending Andrew's University, and I am excited that we are both alive during these exciting times.
EGW said, " Pray to be part of the 144, 000.
Here we go, Mark.
We're going home.

[jerrie]

Truly a sermon especially needed at this point in time, Pastor Mark.❤

[meenalyngwa]

Paster mark u really teach the lesson study so well. I am so blessed learning the lesson study. Frm India mumbai.

[barbiebaby]

Thank you Pastor Mark for this compelling lesson. I pray today and always that we speak with grace and love to others today and always.
Watching from Saudi Arabia

[YvetteLorcy]

Everyone should listen to this message. Thank you Pastor Finley!!! Stay BLESSED!!!🙏🙏🙏

[mariethanzundamo]

Thank you, Pastor Mark Finely, for unwavering encouragement 🙏 🙌

[mld]

I agree this is a great sermon. There were many days in my life when a kind word kept me from going home and slashing my wrists. I try to speak kindly to everyone, even strangers. But Pastor Mark, another thing that hurts is to be ignored, to not be spoken to at all, to be treated like you aren't worth talking to. And this is what Pastor Wilson has done to thousands of his sheep over the COVID jab. We weren't even worth acknowledging, we weren't worth listening to or talking with. He has hurt many of us horribly by NOT talking to us. :(

[Be_Kindd]

What a sermon.
I thank God for this message.
May the Holy Spirit help us implement these principles in life. More often than not, we feel we are right and talk down on others or about others when in fact we can be wrong or failing to understand their stand point.
Lets our talk and thoughts be filled with grace.❤

[gabrielgervias]

Yes, our words have an impact on people.
I was bullied as a child growing up.

[TimothyYama-cx]

Always love listening to Mark Finley sermons listening from Papua new Guinea in the pacific island country ❤

[Hscott_]

This is a good word Pastor Finley. I face this issue on a daily basis at my job and I have to be strong enough to navigate it. I feel like its a shame sometimes the things I have to subject myself to daily, just to keep a job and make a living for myself

[AntoineJuniorMondesir]

Thank you very much. May the Lord bless everyone here.

[RightdoingisofGod]

pastor mark, i thank you for opening my eyes and ears to use words that edifies and not to malign other people. God bless you in spreading the truth.

[mochicee]

Thank you pastor mark this is an eye opener for me, such a good sermon. Happy Sabbath brother and sisters

[NawazBashirBashir]

So thankful to you dear pastor for the power of the Words
Nawaz Bashir from SDA Church Pakistan

[MaryLewis-jwoz]

Powerful message Amen Amen
Thank you Pastor Mark Finley

[desalegndesta]

Thank you Lord for spoke to me through Pr.Mark. Help me in this regard . AMEN

[wishywashyyomayagi]

Amen pastor mark! Spot on in everything. People are quick to judge and conclude negatively about others because they only look at the surface not whats beneath... 😢😢😢
Heres 3 rules before you speak:
Know the truth or the fact.
If it is, is it necessary to tell or say?
If it is, is it kind?

[silvermetals]

Thank you Pastor Mark for this edifying and encouraging message.