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Tag Archives: anger
Slow to Anger (James 1:19-21)
Is anger negatively impacting your life? This 26-minute sermon may help. Just click and listen. http://clovermedia.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/store/79806b0d-0c80-4d63-83ea-040d8666d19a/5830061f93/audio.mp3
Posted in Faith, Lifestyle, relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged anger, effects of anger, Slow to anger
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Can Hope Be Found in Present-Day America?
I was once on a college campus for a conference that featured a prominent biologist as a keynote speaker. During his talk, he defended Darwinian evolutionary theory from attacks by other academics. Whether his defense was successful or not was … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Faith
Tagged anger, Darwin, evolutionary theory, fall of communism, fear, hoe, Marx, mid-term elections, national discourse, President Obama
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Common Ways – and One Uncommon Way – to Handle Conflict
The beginning of a new year can serve as a catalyst for dealing with old problems, including long-standing relational conflicts. Every family – every person – experiences conflict. Two people are all that it takes to set the stage and … Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle, Marriage and Family
Tagged anger, conflict resolution, counselor, eHarmony, Luke 6:27, Luke 6:35, Neil Warren, Prodigal Son
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Awash
I once asked a retired public school teacher friend what was the biggest change during his thirty years of teaching, from the sixties to the nineties. Without even taking time to reflect he answered: “The language people use – both … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, Lifestyle
Tagged anger, civil discourse, contempt, expletives, foul-mouth, James 1:20, Jesus, Luke 6:45, profanity, public school, Romans 12:21, rudeness, violent speech
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No one needs another reason to be angry
Pundits keep telling us that Donald Trump has succeeded thus far by tapping into a deep-seated anger within the electorate. A CBS poll seems to bear this out: Mr. Trump enjoys a double-digit lead among voters who self-identify as angry. … Continue reading
The well-tempered person
Controlling anger is a big issue for many people. “I’ll admit it,” they say. “I have a real temper.” But they’re mistaken. The problem is they have not been tempered enough. “Tempering” is a process that increases strength and elasticity. … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Lifestyle, Marriage and Family, Spiritual life
Tagged anger, child-rearing, controlling anger, devil's foothold, Ephesians 4:26, gossip, malice, profanity, strife, temper, tempering
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