We all need to handle our mouths with wisdom. I have the opportunity to be part of the pastoral team, to meet many people and to relate so much with people, I have learned to know them well and to discern about them. One of the things I have learned is to hear the words of people and by mouth, I know what they are like. You can tell what you are talking about what culture you are, what education you have, what country you come from. By our accent we can differentiate between races, cultures, education, manners. And something as simple as opening your mouth and saying some words, can say a lot about you. The words that come out of your mouth should be like silver, like the gold that passed through the crucible, because by them people will deduce what kind of person you are.