Logo
The Slice

It often starts out casually—an update, a prayer request, or even a quick chat with a friend. Before we realize it, the conversation has drifted into gossip. We may laugh it off or justify it, but gossip has a subtle way of corroding trust, wounding relationships, and shaping our hearts in ways that don’t honor the Lord. So how do we recognize gossip? How can we stop it before it starts? And how do we repent when we’ve already taken part?

In this week’s episode of The Deep Dish, Courtney and Melissa talk honestly about the appeal and pitfalls of gossip. Plus, in this week’s newsletter we’re sharing a couple of new articles to help you grow in your faith and in Christ-centered relationships.

LISTEN IN TO OUR LATEST PODCAST EPISODE
The Dish on Gossip

Why are we so drawn to gossip, and why is it so hard to avoid? In this week’s episode of The Deep Dish, we’re helping you navigate this tricky topic. Listen in as Courtney and Melissa spill the tea on gossip!

Listen In
iTunes Spotify YouTube
Podcast Image
Discussion Questions
  1. How did the verses shared expand your understanding of what gossip is and how it’s harmful?
  2. How have you experienced the repercussions or damage of gossip?
  3. What recent opportunities have you had to use healing, life-giving words? When have there been opportunities for your words to be potentially damaging?
  4. In what situations are you most prone to engage in gossip? What motivations might be driving this desire?
  5. What redirection strategies would be helpful for you to have in mind as you try to guard your conversations against gossip?
  6. What things unite your current friendships? How do they affect the quality of those relationships?
By Charis Cooper
My Best Friend Is a Church Grandma
Read Here
Article Image
Article Image
By Josie Harms
From High School to Campus: Stay Rooted in Christ and Guard Your Heart
Read Here
Ad Image

Learn More