Here is the book summary:
Zip
It
empowers readers to put into action the advice and commands of Scripture
concerning the tongue. The New York Times bestselling book Keep It Shut covered
many topics, including anger, truth-telling, people-pleasing, our digital
tongues online, and gossip. Because there are more than 3,500 verses in the
Bible that relate to our words and our silence, Keep It Shut only scratched the
surface of these issues. Karen Ehman now takes a deeper look and offers
practical how-to’s that will inspire you use your words to build, to bless, to
encourage, and to praise.
Each
of the forty interactive entries includes a Scripture verse focus for the day,
a story or teaching point, and reflection questions with space for readers to
write their answers and thoughts. Each entry ends with both a challenge that
will help you carry out the directive in the verse and a prayer prompt. Rather
than a traditional devotional, the entries in Zip It build upon each
other, equipping you with new habits in how to, or not to, use words.
And now, my review:
Zip It! Love
the creative title and also the contents of this one. WOW, are there times that I need to reflect
on that. This book is set up in a 40-day
structure and each read is maybe 10 minutes in length with some time in addition
to think of the authors thoughts that are shared. Very Scripture based, which I LOVED! And this author, one I know personally, is
the same on the page as she is off it.
As I’m reading it, I can see her saying it like we are setting down to
have a cup of coffee together in her kitchen.
She lives what she writes and so the genuineness is so precious and deep
and challenging. My favorite, most
likely because currently I am studying the book of Colossians with Precepts Ministry
International, is day 17. It’s my heart
cry, that God would season my conversations with salt and that my words would “preserve,
soften, purify, add value, melt tension and stop the spread of pain and hurt”. This is a great book to reference way more
than one time! I highly recommend this
one!
I received a copy of this book in exchange for my
honest review.
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