Show Notes
Gossip is everywhere — in our friendships, our workplaces, even our churches. We've all been on both ends of it. And most of us have drifted into it without realizing until after. It's so normal it barely registers anymore. But it's doing real damage to the people around us and to us.
In this episode of the Everyday Disciple Podcast, we're going to unpack what gossip actually is — and the definition will probably surprise you. You'll discover why it's genuinely dangerous, how to recognize it in the moment, and three ways to crush it before it spreads. This one could change how you listen to every conversation.
In This Episode You’ll Learn: - A definition of gossip that instantly changes how you hear conversations - Seven real reasons gossip is more destructive than you've been told - Three practical moves to crush gossip before it takes hold - How sticking up for the absent person builds surprising, lasting trust
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