Pastor Mock discusses the remedy of internal causes of unjust anger- self-love, pride, covetousness, and fastidiousness.

Reflecting on the fall of man we look to the Ascended Christ as our only hope of salvation.

The Christian's struggle against indwelling sin can be bewildering. Christ is our one and true hope for deliverance.

Pastor Mock looks at the various internal causes of unrighteous anger- self-love, pride, covetousness, fastidiousness, vain curiosity, talebearing, and a lack of meditation on human infirmities.

Pastor Mock looks at three external causes of unjust anger- the virtuous actions of others, imaginary offenses, and small offenses.

As we consider unjust anger, think deeply about the many ruinous effects that unrighteous anger has on both oneself and others- evil effects on the whole person, on the body, on the soul, on other people, and on the public.

Pastor Mock looks at kinds of anger -hidden, covered anger and open, professed anger-, and three kinds of angry people -quickly angered-quickly appeased, slowly angered-slowly pacified, and quickly angered-slowly reconciled-. Which one-s- describe you-

What is unrighteous anger- What is its nature, and what are its properties- Pastor Mock looks at Ephesians 4-31 and the several words Paul uses to highlight the sinfulness of bad anger.

Pastor Mock fills out the definition of righteous anger by noting the necessity of a righteous expression for a righteous cause.