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It was dark when I entered the kitchen on Palm Sunday. I immediately noticed a half-full carafe of water on my husband’s coffee pot—what a pleasant surprise. I poured the water in the side cylinder and brewed up

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his favorite decaf Dunkin Donuts medium roast.
He walked out shortly after and said, “Oh, thank you, honey, how thoughtful.”, took a sip, and suddenly a vast expanse of quiet loomed.
“Ahh, I was cleaning the pot with vinegar last night, tastes like you may have used that water.”
Nice, what a way to begin your Sunday morning. Coffee and vinegar.
As we all spend extra time together sheltering in place, are your words edging on the sour?
Do they give grace to those who hear?
Are your Zooms and calls filled with words that build up others in need?
“No rotten talk should come from your mouth, but only what is good for the building up of someone in need, in order to give grace to those who hear.
Ephesians 4:29 HCSB