Are You Speaking from Wounds or Wisdom? | Wisdom Wednesday

Have you ever said something and immediately regretted it?
Have you ever wondered if you're speaking from a healed place... or a hurting one?

In this Wisdom Wednesday episode, we’re diving deep into
Proverbs 12:18 to uncover the powerful difference between speaking from your wounds versus speaking from your wisdom.

✅ How to recognize when your words are revealing unhealed pain✅ How to do the inner work so your words bring healing✅ How to become a person who creates healthy environments with what you say
Tonight’s episode will challenge you, heal you, and equip you to use your voice with wisdom and authority.

👇 Comment below:Have you ever caught yourself speaking from a place of hurt? How are you learning to speak with wisdom?
#WisdomWednesday #HealingWords #FaithAndWisdom #Proverbs12 #GrowOnPurpose #SpeakLife #NoMoreDelay

[Love-On-Purpose]

"Wise words heal, restore, and bring peace."

~ Pastor Jermone Glenn

[Love-On-Purpose]

"I choose to respond in wisdom and refuse to react in pain."

~ Pastor Jermone Glenn

[Medabrown]

Thank you Lord for reminding me I have everything I need in You

[Love-On-Purpose]

"The most hurtful words are the ones you say to yourself."

~ Pastor Jermone Glenn

[Love-On-Purpose]

"Hurtful words always reveal unhealed pain."

Pastor Jermone Glenn

[tiffanyhawkins]

Thank you Pastor Glenn for the reminder

[djunamcleod]

I choose to respond in wisdom and refuse to react in pain!

[tiffanyhawkins]

Happy Anniversary to you Pastor Glenn and Lady Erica ❤

[djunamcleod]

I decree that my words will be healing and not reckless reactions in Jesus name

[tiffanyhawkins]

I decree and declare that my Words will be healing and not reckless reaction

[josephfisher]

Happy anniversary you and Pastor Erica, are a blessing to the body of Christ.

[Nefchello]

I watched this 4 times! I needed this each time and learned something. 🙌🏾 #healingandgrowing

[djunamcleod]

First time joining from Charlotte but born and raised in Chicago.

[tiffanyhawkins]

I'm okay...lol...you're teaching this thang Pastor Glenn 🙌

[gabriellejohnson]

I decree I'm a healer, not a hurter.

[moniquejackson]

Congratulations ❤on your 20th wedding anniversary!

[erinemanuel]

Father God help us to respond with Wisdom and help us to healed any unhealed spaces we may be carrying in our heart🙌🏾💕🔥🙏🏾

[tiffanyhawkins]

I choose to respond in Wisdom and refuse to react in Pain

[NurseAmberRaye]

Are you speaking from words of wisdoms or wounds?

1. Reckless words react to protect, not to heal. Tit for tat in hurting people. You respond to protect a hurt space. You feel offended so you hurt someone else.

Solution: use the moment as a learning lesson and growth opportunity. Use conversation for a growth to make the situation better. Heal people heal people through emotional intelligence.


2. Wounded words always assume the worst. Wounded people are never waiting for clarity or truth or understanding. Believe the worst instead of giving the benefit of the doubt. Jump to assumptions and never allow the spirit of God to give me truth and trust what’s happening in the moment.

Solution: Listen. Ask. Clarify. Seek to understand. Don’t assume. Speak life. Build trust with your words.

3. Hurtful words reveal unhealed pain. Functioning in old cycles and hurting good situations. Most hurtful words are the ones we say to ourself.

Solution: live beyond your words. Break old behaviors and cycles. Listen to what you say to and about yourself. Heal yourself with your word of God. Let God heal you.

Chose wisdom 🙌🏾

[tiffanyhawkins]

I decree I'm a Healer not a Hurter