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4 Aug 2020: Anger
God’s anger is always directed toward that which robs us of living in the life and blessing of God. Jesus’ anger when driving out the money-changers from the Temple was directed at those who were desecrating the Temple.
What makes us angry is very telling. Anger can come from a frustration in our lives when we are not dealing with something that needs to be taken care of. What makes you angry? Why does it make you angry?
When there are things in our lives that need correction, it's always good to take care of them right away. Let God work in your heart to go to the very root of the anger and heal what needs healing. Then we can, instead of living in and being motivated by anger, live in the peace of God and be motivated by His love.
Daylight Meditations is a daily podcast from CFO North America. Please visit www.cfonorthamerica.org to learn more about our retreats.
Contributors: Michelle DeChant, Adam Maddock, Christine Mauriello, and Joy Peyton
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God’s anger is always directed toward that which robs us of living in the life and blessing of God. Jesus’ anger when driving out the money-changers from the Temple was directed at those who were desecrating the Temple.
What makes us angry is very telling. Anger can come from a frustration in our lives when we are not dealing with something that needs to be taken care of. What makes you angry? Why does it make you angry?
When there are things in our lives that need correction, it's always good to take care of them right away. Let God work in your heart to go to the very root of the anger and heal what needs healing. Then we can, instead of living in and being motivated by anger, live in the peace of God and be motivated by His love.
Daylight Meditations is a daily podcast from CFO North America. Please visit www.cfonorthamerica.org to learn more about our retreats.
Contributors: Michelle DeChant, Adam Maddock, Christine Mauriello, and Joy Peyton