Stop It With the Gossipy Prayer Requests
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How to Recognize Gossip and Shut It Down
Ashleigh Slater
Could your prayer requests, warnings, or seemingly innocuous venting sessions be gossip in disguise? Learn to unmask this sneaky sin with a few helpful principles.
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OK, raise your hand if you’ve tried to justify talking about someone by saying you were “concerned about them,” you wanted to “process something,” or you had a “prayer request”? Um, guilty. Thank goodness for
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Ashleigh Slater’s article this week. You’ll squirm in your seat as you read some of the sneakiest ways that gossip creeps into our hearts and mouths. But you’ll also be encouraged, because Ashleigh boldly tells us what to do when this happens. And of course if none of her ideas work for you, you can just keep your mouth shut. Yeah, there’s that.
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