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Why do some people criticize everyone—while others consistently encourage and build people up? What the Bible says about criticism reveals a serious spiritual issue tied to the heart, pride, judgment, and the power of the tongue. Scripture makes it clear: your words can either tear down lives or strengthen them. In this video, we explore what God’s Word teaches about constant fault-finding, harsh speech, complaining, and a judgmental spirit—and what it looks like (biblically) to speak with grace, truth, and encouragement. From Proverbs to the teachings of Jesus, this deep dive explains why criticizing becomes a habit, what it produces, and how believers are called to edify instead. You’ll learn: What the Bible says about criticizing others The difference between godly correction and sinful judgment Why people become critical (pride, insecurity, bitterness, control) How your words can damage relationships—or heal them Bible verses about encouragement, edification, and wholesome speech How to speak truth without being harsh Practical steps to replace criticism with encouragement If you want to grow in spiritual maturity and reflect Christ in how you speak, this message is for you. Watch until the end to learn how to use your words to honor God and build others up. REFERENCES (BIBLE PASSAGES) Ephesians 4:29, James 3, Proverbs (speech and wisdom), Matthew 7:1–5, Colossians 4:6, Proverbs 18:21, 1 Thessalonians 5:11 Hashtags #Bible #WhatTheBibleSays #Christianity #Encouragement #WordsMatter #Tongue #Edification #Proverbs #Jesus #ChristianLiving #SpiritualGrowth