We often become so accustomed to our way of thinking, doing things, speaking, and the habits of our behavior that we don’t even recognize that our actions and responses are foolish and, as such, are sin. This failure to recognize the problem points to the need to become increasingly sensitive to what the Bible says is foolish.

Should the believer argue from the Bible relative to policy matters in a secular Capitol?

Feeling anger is part of the human condition; we all feel angry from time to time. But do you know that there are different kinds of anger? Do you know which kind of anger the Bible approves and which anger is considered sin? Do you know how God expects Christians to behave in each circumstance?

The Bible contains some specific aspects about anger—when it’s acceptable, when it’s not, and when you feel anger, what is considered acceptable behavior and what is not.

Understanding the various forms of anger and what God’s Word says about how Christians should behave in each instance will serve us well at home, in our districts, and while we are working with colleagues in the capital community.

Our nation desperately needs the believers in political leadership to be in unity! What results from a persevering unity can and will extremely bless our nation!