Tim- Many Christians need to be reminded that even if you don't cuss yourself,you shouldn't even listen to it. There are Christians who will go to a comedy club that advertises" For the best adult humor around" and they think that they're not sinning because they themselves are not doing the dirty talking. We are not to have fellowship with the unfruitful deeds of darkness(Eph.

Tim discusses three predominate errors that are being used to justify cussing as being fine.

I don't think Christians should cuss. And when I first got saved it was a battle to clean up my sailor mouth but I had the impression that that was no longer appropriate. For a while there had been a disconnect with the spoken word in person vs hearing it on TV, but now a days even hearing it on TV or music gives me pause. I would like to remove it completely from my life if I can help it.

Thank you Pastor! Very much needed.

I agree they shouldnt swear eother or swear a lot ro make a habit. We need to let no unwholsome talk come out of our mouths. Tame your tongue when we cuss we grieve the holy spirit

It’s clear you can take a stand for truth. But I hope there has been some growth in a pastoral approach to sinning believers.

You have made me cry and I do not do this I pray the Holy Spirit reveals this to you I cannot put this up and it went right through the country here in NZ

TRUTH🎉🎉🎉

I feel this is so hypocritical, as a growing Christian there are many trials we all go through at differnt times in our lives. I personally was brought up in a home of drugs, violence, and a whole lot of profanity. Just because you are a christian does not mean you have had a break through on every sin , like profanity. As I can continue to grow in my faith and now that I have the holy spirit within me to convict me of that sin, it is an ongoing fight for me. That does not make anyone a better Christian. Tepentance is turning away but we as the church should be praying and mentoring those in that current stage of struggle. Pray fo those who struggle and instead of condeming, profess God's word in a loving way not a judgmental way

Can you please define the term "cussing" and/or "profanity"(depending on if you consider both words to hold the same definition or not) since two people can use the same term, but mean totally different things?....

I know that this is 8 years old and may not get read, but what would you say about people like Jeff Durbin and Mark Driscoll (he's no longer reformed, but know that people still look up to his old stuff) using foul language to try and make a point? I've taken a stance that we shouldn't be like the world (as Christ in Matthew has stated) and sin just to make a point in preaching or evangelizing. I just wonder what your take would be on that.

It really grieves me to hear Christians using coarse language and making inappropriate, crude jokes. I don’t think there is anything cute or funny about it. It is dishonouring to God. The worst part is the effect it has on the unbelieving world. Professing Christians, you are ambassadors for Christ. Souls are on the line! If you like to bring attention to yourself by using profanity and crude humour, please do not identify yourself as a Christian at all. It is not fitting, to say the least.

this will more than likely not be seen, but this is the definition of legalistic teaching. i haven’t watched the entire video but i’m half way through and the word “grace” has not been mentioned once. fix your speech, your heart, your lifestyle for JESUS because YOU love him and because he loves you. not because you will go to hell if you cuss or slip up because we all will. this is false preaching. Please rely on Jesus to fix you rather than yourself and your fear of hell to fix you. you missed the whole point Tim