Is there a spiritual magic trick?

In Matthew 12:33–37, Jesus teaches that a tree is recognized by its fruit and that “the mouth speaks what the heart is full of.”

What goes in eventually comes out.

In this final message of the World Builders series, CJ Ward explains why we cannot continue feeding fear, bitterness, lust, or outrage into our lives and expect healthy fruit to grow.

The world can help manage behavior.
Only Jesus transforms the heart.

If you’ve ever wondered why certain patterns keep surfacing in your life, this message will challenge and encourage you.

There is no magic trick.
But there is real transformation in Jesus.

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In Week 2 of our World Builders series, CJ Ward teaches from Ephesians 4:29 and challenges us to examine the condition of our speech.

The Bible warns against “unwholesome” talk—language that is corrupt, decaying, or rotten. Our words are never neutral. They either build up or slowly break down.

If words build worlds, what kind of world are your words creating?

Big Idea: Corrupt words don’t just damage conversations—they slowly rot relationships, communities, and our own hearts.

Scripture References:

• Ephesians 4:29

• Matthew 12:34–37

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Words are never neutral—they build worlds. In this opening message of the World Builders series, CJ Ward teaches from James 3, reminding us that our words shape the environments we live in every day. Just as God created through His Word, we influence the world around us through what we say.

Discover how your words affect your relationships, your inner life, and your faith—and how Jesus invites us to become intentional world builders.