This article explains that words reveal our hearts, and through words we get to know who we serve. This article makes a call for godly communication.

This article considers what the Bible teaches on how we use our words. It provides nine propositions as a guide.

The Bible issues a strong warning concerning the power of the tongue. The tongue has the power to do both evil or good. This article maps out the source of our words – why do we speak as we do? The author discusses right and wrong uses of the tongue, and highlights the blessings of using your tongue in a godly manner.

Small words can have significant meaning in the Bible. Here focus is given to the meaning of kata, from the Greek κατά, which intimates that something follows appropriately or fittingly as a result of a particular action or plan.

This article looks at how small words can have significant meaning in the Bible. Here focus is given to the meaning of 'dei', translated from Greek δεῖ, with its emphasis on the necessity of a certain action.

Postmodernism is the denial of metanarrative, and deconstructionism is the denial of the definable meaning of words. This article shows that both these things have the same source - unbelief. It is only belief in God that will provide the truth that encompasses all reality.

Applying the theory of perspectivism to the reading of the Bible, the author of this article looks at the relationship between perspectives and meaning of words. The author shows that ordinary and biblical language can be used by individuals to say an indefininate number of things. This can make translating and interpreting the Bible difficult.

We should learn to discern the purpose, and therefore the meaning, of words spoken against us, against God, or against the truth.