Watch What You Say | Jason Martin

You're listening to a message to go from axt church. We hope this message

will light up your day today. Actually, I was doing a series in

Klang on purpose. You know, all of us want to know what's our

purpose. If you go into a bookshop, one of the biggest genre of

books is self help books. Right, everyone wants self help books. Everyone

wants to know what's my purpose? Why am I here on earth for?

And stuff like that. So today's sermon, right, it will be one

part of that purpose series. Okay, So let me just bring up my

first slide. Right, So you have a plan, okay, and you

have your reality. I think if you are on Facebook and stuff like,

I would have seen this meme. How many of y'all? Right, your

plan looks like the above. Right, all of us have a very very

good plan. We write it in our planner. You know it looks awesome

first, uh, most of us? Okay, you you probably think you

you're born, you go to school, you go to college, you graduate,

you get a good job, you marry your wife, hot wife,

and then you get kids, and then you uh do well, and then

after that you retire and you live happily away after and then go back to

heaven. You know, that's your plan or that's or some of us we

had a plan today. You know, when you wake up in the morning,

you have a plan. If you don't have a plan, the plan,

the day become the day dictates your plan for you. And you know

that most of the time, uh, it does not go according to plan.

Right, how many of y'all your plan has always gone according to plan?

None? Okay, then I am in good hands because my plans also

have never gone according to plan. So I'm right wondering. So I actually,

why do we plan if our plans are not going according to plan?

Why do we need to plan? Right? But in actual fact, our

days are numbered? Right? We have to be good stewards of what God

has given to us, be it time, be it talent, be money,

whatever it is. We have to be good Stuwards. And to be

good Stuwards, you have to plan right. Imagine right, you go,

how many of y'all are have done a bit of investing before? You've done

a bit of investing before? Okay, it might be property, or you

may have put it in stash away, or you put it into crypto,

whatever it is, right, So when you put it there, right,

you are expecting. You have a plan for your money. You have a

plan for your money. And look here Philip is laughing. Love. People

have a plan for the money. Wake up. One day right, the

market crash, you know, crypto crypto especially have a plan. It's going

to the moon. It's going to the moon. One hundred USD one hundred

is going to hit. Right, you have a plan for that. And

one day, right you wake up, palm, it is fifty percent.

Then like, okay, don't worry, it'll be okay. Next day you

wake up, it's twenty five percent the value. And then after that now

it's like, oh man, I don't know what happened to my money.

I had a plan, but the plan failed, right, and the same

goes in line with our purpose. Okay, we have a plan for our

life and we know that God has a plan for our life. Right,

it is a good plan. God does not make mistakes. He has made

us acclauding to his plans and purposes. So every talent, every gifting that

you have where you are right now, even sitting here listening to this,

God has a plan for that, right, and it is in line with

his overarching plan for your life. Okay, So what happens when things don't

go according to plant? You know? So you have your dips. You

know, you have your dips. You dip and then you come out of

it. So you have a lot of peaks and valleys, right, you

have a lot of pigs and valleys. And how many of us have come

out of peaks, come out of pits, come out of valleys? Loud,

I'm confusing myself using too many How many of us have come out of

valleys before? Right, So pat yourself on the back. You have come

out of valleys before. You will come out of valleys in the future,

Right, you will, because none of us I can safely say, right,

everyone has come out of a value before. It means you are an

overcomer. You are an overcomer. And when you come out of your valley

and you go up to a peak, right, you are progressing. Right.

When when you are progressing you come you will face different challenges? Right,

So they say, right, the higher, the higher the level,

the bigger the devil. You know, you play a game, right,

you play a game, each boss becomes harder. Nobody if my kids,

I give you a gamer, it's too easier. They're like, this is

boring. You know this, say it's boring, but how come right,

we do not have that sign that kind of approach to life. When a

new challenge comes, we say, wow, bring it on, God,

you have brought it. You have brought me before through the valley of the

shadow of that I will fear no evil. So I am sure this current

value that I'm going through you will bring me through again. Right, So

we know that in games, we know that in different scenarios, how many

of us right we finish our I'm trying to think of the exam. There's

no more ups R there ups or PMR or SBM. That's how old I

am. Okay, okay. We we went through those challenges and then we

went up a level. If my kid came to me and say, hey,

stand, no one is stuff, I think I'll stay here for life,

It's not gonna happen. Right, you have to progress. Okay.

So today the angle that I'm coming from, right is when you are in

the valley, When you are in the valley and you are at your lowest,

right, how do you feel? How do you feel? Because how

you feel dictates what you speak. Right, and usually in the valley,

right, what do you speak? What are the words that come out of

your mouth? Should I? I don't know how? Where is God?

I have no idea? Why is this happening to me? And all this

alleged? You know, all this alleged. So the title of today's sermon

is next suspense. Suspense is killing me? Okay, I give you all

the title. I mean a valley right now, coming out to the Okay.

So the title is watch what you say, Watch what you say much?

I'm real, calm down right, timing, all right, So watch

what you say? And why do we have to do this? Right?

Can you imagine actually just driving here right just now? I was pondering on

the title. Right, most of us do not watch what we say.

And I mean that literally, you know, right, because if if you

type out everything that you're going to say, you're actually seeing what you're saying.

And then when you see what you say the backspace. I think I

shouldn't say that, But this is what we need to do. We need

to watch what we say, especially in the valley, especially in the pit,

because that is where we are at our lowest. All right. So

the scripture for today, next verse, next line, So James one,

my dear brothers and sisters, take note of this. Everyone should be quick

to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry, because human

anger does not produce the righteousness that God desires. Therefore, get rid of

all moral filth and and the evil that is so prevalent, and humbly accept

the word planted in you which can save you. Okay, So this is

the worse, So turn to your neighbor, or you can just say it

out loud. Quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to anger.

Again, quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to anger. Okay,

So this is what James said, right, And you know James right,

you have to take him seriously. You know why not? He is

the brother of Jesus. James is the brother of Jesus. So all right,

when doing a bit of research, you know that you don't hear much

about James until after jesus Resurrection. You hear him more in the Book of

Acts onwards. And then I was, I mean, one one of the

persons that was listening to right, He was saying that it probably could be

the reason. Why is that? What would you do if your brother comes

to tell comes and tells you that I am the Lord, your God?

What what would how would James respond? James like, yeah, right,

then give him a knock or something, you know. So maybe James didn't

take him seriously at first, probably, But when your brother dies and resurrects

and performs miracle after miracle he resurrected the dead, James had no choice but

to believe that his brother Jesus is the Messiah. So you know, there

is a lot of weight in what James has to say because he is fully

convinced that Jesus Christ is Lord. And if you read a book of James

right, it is actually a short book. It's about you can probably read

it within half an hour, but it is straight shooting. It's a very

straight shooting book. So when you see here, he says, quick to

listen, slow to speak, slow to anger. So this is the approach

that we need to take during our value period. All right, So the

first point, there are three points today, So what do we need to

do? The first thing? Quick to listen? So how are we supposed

to be quick to listen? Have you thought about it? Quick to listen

listening comes automatically. You cannot turn off your year and you cannot turn it

off. So what doesn't mean by quick to listen? Right? So you

may be hearing, but are you listening? You may be hearing, but

are you listening? Because a lot of times when we hear, we listen

to respond because somebody says something, I'm like, I'm listening so that I

can come in and have my say as well. Okay, next light,

So I highlighted it here. Everyone should be quick to listen. So who

should be quick to listen? Everyone? So can you imagine if everyone is

quick to listen, who is quick to speak? No one? And if

no one is quick to speak, can you imagine how many arguments could have

been solved if everyone is quick to listen. So most of the times when

we are in the valley, right, it is one of the major reasons

is because of our conflicts with others. This is not it's not the whole

reason, but one of the main reasons. No man is an island,

right, and we have mismatch of expectations. My plan was this, but

your plan was different, and then because of that I had to take two

steps back, right, So, and conflicts happen, and that's what causes

us our plans to go awary. So when everyone is quick to listen,

slow to speak, slow to become anger angry, this is one of the

key tools for us to get out of the valley victoriously and to move forward.

Okay, let's go to the next line. So what is Proverbs eighteen

say, the heart of the discerning acquires knowledge. The years of the wise

seek it out. I read it out again, right, the heart of

the discerning acquires knowledge. The years of the wise seek it out. So

you can see right, the years of the wise seek it out. If

something is not going according to plan, Oh, God, you said this,

why is this happening? Most of the time, right, we will

be asking God first, why why? Why? Why? Why? Why

why? Instead of if we take a step back and then we say we

are quick to listen and say, God, what are you trying to teach

me here? Why? What am I going to learn through this? You

have brought me from a previous valley? Why do we have testimonyes? Testimonies

were testings which God came true for us, which results in testimonies. He

has done it before, he will do it again. So when we are

when we continue the mature, we are quick to listen, God will reveal

his plans and purposes to us. Okay, next uh, next line.

All right, So everything that everyone does, says, or believes makes perfect

sense to them. Is this true? You see it? Right? Like

right now? The whole thing that's happening in the Middle East. You ask

anyone, everyone has a point of you and everyone everyone's point of view is

right to them. And that's why they respond or react or say or type

what they do because everything that everyone does, says and believes makes perfect sense

to them. So this is something that we have to understand. They are

not purposely going against me. There is something that they believe. There is

something that they why they are doing this is because of their belief, because

of their experience, what they went through. So then leads us to the

next question. Okay, next life, and you get very annoyed. You

get very annoyed, and you will tell I don't know why this person did

this. I have no idea why this person says this. I have no

idea. How can they believe this? It doesn't make sense. Okay,

have you used this phrase before? I have? Right, But in this

phrase, right, who needs the education? Who needs the education? Because

he says here, I don't know. I don't know, so what do

I need to do? I need to find out. Just because I don't

know doesn't mean they are wrong. Just because I don't know it doesn't make

sense to me, doesn't mean that I'm always in the right. So if

someone has a different point of view and conflict, be quick to listen.

Only when we are quick to listen, we are understanding the person's point of

view. Because if you are quick to speak what happens nothing, you will

stay your conflict. So why do wars happen? Wars start from words?

You know, every war starts from words. Where two people have different point

of view and they keep on there is disagreement, it escalates and it becomes

a war. There's continuous escalation until it becomes a war. So when you

catch yourself and when you are in a valley right and you are facing challenges

with people and people don't see your way or you can't see their way,

and you find yourself asking this question, I don't understand. I have no

idea why they're acting like this. This is when, as James says,

we have to be quick to listen. All right, So how many of

y'all. You know this famous book, the Seven Habits for Highly Effective People,

right next light. So one of the habits seek first to understand,

then to be understood. Understand people first. Only when you understand, then

you can sort of know where they're coming from, and then you can talk

to them in such a way that, okay, this is why I think

this way, and then you can come to a sort of resolution. So

do you know this? Have you all played with this? Team? Can

with the string? Okay, so how do you use it? One person

will put it at the year, one person will speak. What happens if

both speak? No one is listening, nothing happens. There's this misunderstanding,

there's miscommunication. No one goes anywhere, there is no progress. So if

we want people to understand us, we first understand take the effort to understand

them. Right, got that? So first point again is what quick too

listen? Okay? So now my second point, So the second point is

what do we need to stop? We need to stop being quick to speak

and quick to anger. Right, have you been triggered before? Have you

been triggered before? Very easy? If you haven't been triggered before, it's

amazing, it's amazing in this time and age. Right, anything can trigger

you. You go on Facebook can be triggered. I tell your most interesting

thing, right is not to read the Facebook post. You know, you

read the comments. Comments are more interesting. You know. Some one person

posts something this, yeah, and then within second people are responding. Everyone

is quick to speak, quick to speak everyone, and you see, right,

So as part of my job, right, I do customer experience,

right, And you know you want your brand to have social media presence and

all this stuff. So it's very ironic, right that for example, you

you choose, say McDonald's, like, okay, either McDonald's or whatever it

is, whatever restaurant you choose, you go and like the Facebook page.

Why do you like the Facebook page? Why do you like a restaurant or

a place most of the time? Right, you like the page because you

dislike them. Now you go there and spam. You know, I had

a bad experience here. It was horrible, blah blah blah. But you

before you tell them that you have to go and like the page, you

know. And it's quite ironic, so everyone right once to give everyone a

piece of their mind, you know. So let's see what James says,

right, so slow to speak, slow to become angry. Do you have

an anger management problem? You know how you solve it? Zip up,

slow to speak, quick to listen, and then your anger you will be

able to manage your anger better. Right, so let me bring us to

the next slide. Proverbs eighteen. So just now there was a verse from

Proverbs eighteen about listening. This one is about speaking full Proverbs eighteen. Fools

find no pleasure in understanding, but delight in airing their own opinions. Like,

wow, this is in the Bible. This is in the Bible.

I felt that it should be like one of the rules when you sign up

for Facebook. This is agree you know, But this is what the Bible

says. Fools find no pleasure in understanding, but delight in airing their own

opinions. I don't care what you think, but what I think is this,

you know, So everyone has their own version of the truth right now,

right, we are living in a time where there are no more absolutes.

Last time, it's very clear, it was quite funny. So I

was you all know that the song every Levin uh skater boy skate boy by

Averill Levin, old school song. Right, so the One of the lyrics

of the song right was He's just a boy, She's just a girl.

Can it be any more obvious? I think right now cannot not obvious already?

You know, we are living in that kind of stage right where everyone

can identify to be anything. And I don't care what you say. What

I believe is this. What I believe is this, What I say is

this, And you don't bother to understand people. So it's the same thing

that happens. It feels like everyone is speaking, speaking through the tin cans,

and no one is listening. So there's a lot of noise, and

noise causes conflicts, causes anger to arise. I tell you, there is

so much anger in the world right now. There is so much anger in

the world right now. Everyone has an opinion, and because of that,

if people don't agree with their opinion, they get angry and the event they

take frustration. Right, So you say, easier fools find no pleasure in

understanding, but delight in airing their own opinions. So remember that the next

time when we are we are triggered or one to respond or react, not

respond, but most of our time react. We react. When we respond,

it takes effort. We formulate our response, but when we react,

it's very triggered. We are triggered, and this is how I react.

Okay, Next one probabs tand sin is not ended by multiplying words, but

the prudent hold their tongue. So out talking someone is not the way.

Just because you can argue and shut people down with your words. Sin is

not ended by the multiplying of words, but the prudent hold their tongue.

Why do they hold their tongue because they are quick to listen, and that

is how we should respond. Okay, next slide. Okay, So Proverbs

fourteen twenty nine. Whoever is patient has great understanding, but one who is

quick tempered displays folly. What is folly? Folly is another word for foolishness?

So why do I put this picture? If you have a kid,

right, you will have experienced this one way or another every day all day.

I don't know. It depends on what side of the baby. Wake

up on that. Okay, So kids throw tantrum right spouse to dangerous,

But I'll be quick to listen, quick to listen. But why do kids

throw tantrum because they are not getting things? Their way. When they are

not getting things their way, they react, They react and they try and

argue or they scream, they shout, they multiply their words and you know,

funny enough, right, it doesn't stop with kids when we multiply our

words and because we are not getting our way, essentially we are throwing tantrums.

And when we are throwing tantrums, right, it says a quick tempered

person displays foolishness folly when we are throwing tantrum. When a kid throws tantrum,

right, he doesn't get his way. I know, a good parent,

right, will never negotiate with terrorists, you know, So sometimes the

kids act like terrorists. You know, they try to, but they will

never get their way in So, why is it that we, when we

are adults, we think that by using harsh words, by cutting people down,

we can get away. By out talking someone, we can get away.

That's why it says here slow to speak, okay, next, so

slow to anger. It's both a decision and a result. Think about it.

You don't choose to be slow to anger in the moment. You have

to decide beforehand. You know, you have to decide beforehand because in the

heat of the moment. It is very difficult to control. But if we

decide beforehand, slow today, I will be slow to anger, slow to

speak, slow to anger. Then it is a decision and when you decided,

then there will be a result. Okay, have you all been in

a car accident before? Yay? Somebody knocked you? Okay, somebody knocked

you. You get out of the car, right, what do you do?

Huh? Okay, you check your car face and then and then what

you do? Call husband? Okay, take photo and I see. Okay,

before you take photo and I see, you have to talk to them

first, right, So how do you How do you talk to the person

who has seen you? Remember, slow to anger is a decision, so

you can't choose because right, you can come out of the car like,

hey, you blinder, why is this? How come you? How come

you come in here? You know, and gets so angry and worked up?

How do you think the other person will react? Yeah, the other

person will get defensive. And when you're pushed into a corner, it's fight

or flight, right, So it depends if they are way of dealing with

When pushed into a corner is fight. That's what results in road rage.

But what is the best way. So imagine, right, someone knocks your

car, You get out of the car, you check your car okay,

and then after that, right, you go to the person, hey,

are you okay? It diffuses the whole situation. You find out from that

person are you okay? And the person will be caught back up. It

will be probably really like, hey, how come I knock his guy?

And then he's asking you that I'm doing okay? And then from there his

defenses are down. And then you are able to communicate someone wants to listen

to my side of the story and not accuse me, And then because of

that I can communicate well. And that's how you get out of the valley.

So for example, right, that car accident right could be a value

moment. How you get out of that value right? It depends on how

quick you are to listen, how slow you are to speak and slow to

anger? Right. Next, so it says here because why slow to anger?

Right? So James one says here because human anger does not produce the

righteousness that God desires. There is godly anger and there's human anger. So

you say, it's my right to be angry. I have a right to

be angry. If everyone has a right to be angry, you will live

in an angry world, you know. So what is what is righteousness?

You know it's easier, right, The human anger does not produce the righteousness

that God desires? But what is righteousness? So I wanted to also understand

it? Right, make it a bit more easier for me to understand.

So righteousness of God the divine attribute that describes God as acting always in a

way that is consistent with his own character. That is righteousness of God.

So if you have accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and savior, you

are called a Christian? Right shadoh God, I mean in your a gamma,

you will put that Christian? What is a Christian? Little Christ?

If you are little Christ? Is your character consistent with God? That is

what righteousness is? Is my character consistent with who God is? Because human

anger does not produce that. Human anger does not produce that. So if

I want to become more and more like Jesus, I have to be slow

to anger. Got that all right? So you said quick to listen,

slow to splait, slow to anger, right, So you got all this

titling right, And I'm like Okay, now I know how to manipulate the

conversation and convince the other person is that the goal. That is not the

goal. You may win, you may get things to go your way if

you are if you can communicate masterfully, but that is not the goal.

You know the goal. Next line, there are three agendas in a conflict.

There is my agenda, there is your agenda, and there's God's agen

So when we are quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to anger,

right, it's not to convince people that my agenda is the right way.

We need to say what is God's agenda? What is God's agenda in

this circumstance, in this situation, God, what do you want me to

do? You know? If not, it is manipulation, and manipulation is

not from God. All right, Next, so don't settle for being right,

make things right, don't attack the person. A lot of times right

when we are in this agreement, right, we go below the belt one

we were cut the person down. What is canceled culture? You know we

are living in a world where it cancel culture. Right, What is canceled

culture? I don't agree with you, so I cancel you. You are

dead to me? But is that God's way. Jesus came into a world

where everyone was against him, and who flocked to Jesus people who uh that

the churches right now sadly are not very welcoming to you know, the people

that flocked to Jesus were tax collectors, There were prostitutes, there were all

all of them were non believers. They were not Most of them were not

scholars, pharisees or that you sees. There were people who are out there

because God's agenda was not to come and say that, hey, this is

my way, follow my way. God came down to earth to make things

right with God and men was the false spiritual laws. No man has fallen

shot. God came down and he restored us, restored the relationship. So

God values the relationships over opinions. Do we value our relationships with people over

our opinions? Because right, like, honestly, the cancel culture right is

really toxic. You have no idea who this person is, but you can

just cut them off or white the mouth just because of what they say or

what they believe in. Right next, the longer we listen, the more

we learn, the less angry we become. Because when we listen and we

understand where this person is coming from. And slowly we'll come to that.

Oh, no wonder, no wonder, this person is responding this way or

reacting this way. No wonder he says this or believe this. And once

we understand, we become less angry. So seek first to understand, then

to be understood. Right, Okay, y'all are like quick to listen,

Yeah, so slow to speak. I'm not sure what it's a good thing

or a bad thing here. You can be quick to speak because okay,

okay, all right? And final point, final point. So the first

one is what do we need to start quick to listen? What do we

need to stop being quick to speak, quick to anger? Third point,

how do we do? So? We have to get rid of filth and

humbly accept the word. Okay, So next slide James one. Therefore,

get rid of all moral filth and the evil that is so prevalent, and

humbly accept the word planted in you, which can save you. So what

is moral filth? Right now? Right? Anything of the world is moral

filth? I was sharing previously in klank. I was saying that y'all took

moral in SPM and you know, you had the eighteen Nili. You had

to memorize the eighteen nila. You have to write it exactly that way.

You know, right now right, how many of that eighteen nilai right is

actually been exercised in the world today. Actually, the value of moral right

it has degraded. There is no like what I said. There is no

more absolutes. This is my truth and Christianity right or Jesus right. Jesus

is absolute. I am the Way, the truth and the life. No

one comes to the Father except through me, you know, and right now

right, just by saying that Christians are deemed saying hate speech because we are

not being inclusive and not about diversity. But that is not the case.

Jesus came that all may be saved, you know. But you can see

right that the enemy is out too perverse and to confuse us. So you

know what the technique, the trick of the devil to confuse us. He

just has to get us to doubt that God is good. He did that

in the garden of Eden. He did that from the start of time.

Did God really say, you know, so, if we are not careful

and if we are feeding ourselves from the world instead of the word. We

will slowly become more and more of the world. So that's why it says

he get rid of all moral filth and the evil that is so prevalent.

Evil is so prevalent, and humbly accept the word planted in you are we

planting the word of God in our lives. If we are planting the word

of God in our lives, it will be so much more easier to be

quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to anger. If we are

planting moral filth in our lives, we will be quick to speak, quick

to anger, slow to listen. And this is what God has told us.

Right, So whenever we are going through the valley and we're going through

different challenges, especially with different people, know what James says, be quick

to listen. Let's all say it together. Quick to listen, slow to

speak, slow to anger. All right. I just wanted to share a

story, all right, So the last slide right, So this is a

story. Even as I was preparing for this sermon, right a couple of

weeks back. So on the drive back, I was listening to a Christian

radio station, and then this collar called up and wanted to share his testimony,

and I thought, wow, this is such a powerful testimony that is

in line with with what God has been speaking to me. So there's this

guy. He is I think he's probably middle aged, fifties, plast like

that, right, he's a grumpy guy la by his own admittance, he

said he's grumpy. Everyone in this neighborhood is like scared of him, and

he never smiles, always gets angry. So whenever he when he described that,

right, I just remember the guy from up, remember the guy from

up again. So that's how I picture him, very angry, all the

kids scared of him and stuff. So as he was walking home, he

passed by this lemonade storm and this girl selling a lemonade. Okay, so

the girl said in lemonade twenty five cents per cup. Then he just said,

no, I don't want it, said it very harshly, and he

walked off and then he went back home. Ten minutes later, the girl

rang on the door doll and say, and brought him a glass of lemonade,

icy clothed glass of lemonade for you. It's on the house. The

guy straightway like, no, I told you I don't want it. Get

lost and he slammed the door, slammed the door. Next day, when

he came back from work, there was a cold glass of lemonade waiting outside

his door. Again he saw. He was fuming. He was so angry.

He took the glass of lemonade. He walked across the neighborhood to the

girl's house. He knocked on the door and told the parents. I told

her that I don't want any lemonae. Take this glass and tell her not

to disturb me. And gave the glass back to the parents. Not drunk,

okay, and he walked back home. Next day he walked back there

was another glass of lemone, ice, cold glass. Same thing he did

it. This thing happened for the next thirty days. Every day he came

back, there was a cold glass of lemon On the thirtieth day, right

when he saw that glass of lemonade, he just broke. Something in him

broke. He said something, and he broke and I just started crying.

I just started crying. So he took the glass of lemonade. He drunk

it all up. He walked back across to the neighbor's house, rung the

doorbell, and when the parents came, say thank you so much for this,

Lamonade. I really appreciate what your daughter has done, and he got

to know the family a bit better. So this family just moved to the

neighborhood because the neighborhood is near a children's hospital and the kid was having a

terminal disease and she needed treatment. But you can see it right. She

was quick to listen. She was slow to speak, slow to anger.

Can you imagine if someone was rude to me and slammed the door on me,

I will react. But this girl, because she was quick to listen,

she could hear the hurt, she could hear the pain in this person's

life, and because of that, she led this man to Christ. We

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for you. God bless