Reflections on Christ and Culture
The church often has a shallow understanding of forgiveness. In my previous post in this mini-series, I explored some common myths about forgiveness, and exposed what forgiveness is NOT. Yet, it is important to clarify more fully what forgiveness actually is. Namely, we need to understand that forgiveness has two dimensions to it. Biblical forgiveness […]
Righteous anger is controlled anger
The Bible teaches us that weakness is an opportunity for God’s glory to work through us.
Has your anger lingered too long?
Forgiveness is such a difficult concept to grasp and to practice. On the one hand, as selfish people, we tend to believe our rights trump all others, and when offended we want payment not repentance. Christians too, however, struggle with the appropriate practice of forgiveness, for we tend to use the language of forgiveness to […]
Righteous anger must have the right response to the situation.
Psalm 88 is the reassurance that even in the deepest state of despair God is with us and He understands.
Am I Angry About the Right Things?
When depression arises from negative self-talk the Bible encourages us to fight back with the truth about God.
An introduction to the important discipline of evaluating our anger.
