Ep 15 - Don't Let Your Anger Overcome Yo...

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Anger. We all get angry – but what can we do about it? What does the Bible say? Let’s get real for 10 minutes and I’ll share from my heart about how to deal with anger. 

Matthew 5:2-26. In these verses, we see a wrong kind of anger. It is an anger that destroys relationships. It’s the kind of anger that damages our relationship with God. Are you harboring the wrong kind of anger? 

Are you angry all the time? What is the best way to deal with people who harm you, anger you, or try to deviate you from God's path? Listen to this Quran Tafsir Podcast as we look at the Ayat and Hadith to learn how to be angry the right way! 

When we think of anger, we don’t often think of it as a God-given emotion … but it is. There’s nothing in scripture that says “Don’t get angry.” Instead, we are encouraged to be slow to anger. But what does it mean to be slow to anger?  In this week’s conversation, Candace and J ... Show More

Controlling anger is important, but it's not enough on its own. If anger festers in the heart, it turns into enmity and hatred. The believer is taught to treat enmity through forgiving the one who angered them––a task that can sometimes be heavy on the nafs. In this episode, you ... Show More

Is it ok to be angry? Anger is a common experience and can occur for many reasons. But how do you know if anger is good or bad? In this episode, Dr. Sri shares the answer to this important question. Snippet from the Show When we truly love someone, we desire the very best for the ... Show More

Anger is a powerful signal that you or someone you value is in danger. But in our normal lives the sensations of rage we experience are false alarms - we aren't in real peril and we don't need to resort to extreme survival behaviors, such as violence.Therapist Faith Harper (autho ... Show More