Me and My Big Mouth: Your Answer Is Right Under Your Nose

I purchased this book because a)I love her ministry and b) I have a serious problem with my mouth. The book goes into to detail how the root of all of your problems start with the mouth. You can have a sincere heart but the mouth is what conveys evil and blocks the sincerity of the heart. Joyce uses detail and her own experiences to convey how evil and destructive the mouth can be. After reading the book and working on my mouth I am experienceing peace and joy.

When I saw the title of this book, I knew I had to buy it. It helped me so much and gave me a lot to think about. I love Joyce's writing style. But what I appreciate most about Joyce Meyer is her grasp of Scripture, her transparency about her own struggles and her forthrightness. You can always count on Joyce to tell it like it is. This book humbled and convicted me over and over again. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is struggling with learning to control the tongue.

If you think back on all the friends you have lost and all the times you have been in an arguement then you need to think of who was always at the seen...YOU! I have had a hard time keeping peace in my life. I always have to say what I think...well its wrong!!! This book has changed my life, my marriage, and my way of raising my children. It has humbled me and I LOVE IT> I have been freed for my MOUTH...it was out of control. This book is for you if you don't know how to Just shut up and go with the flow of life. Stop saying everything you think...just glorify God...if you want to do that...buy this book...you will want to share it too. She wrote this book for the lay person...just normal people...its for men and woman.

I recently discovered Joyce Meyer and now I can't get enough of her! I definitely struggle with a "mouth issue" and as soon as I heard about this book I knew it was written for me! The book has a scripture on every page as well as personal reflections and stories from Joyce. It forces you to take a good look (or listen) at yourself. It makes you think about the consequences of things you say as well as the motivation behind what you say. It reinforces what Mom always said plain and simple..."If you don't have anything nice to say don't say it!"