Anger can result from a sense that we are more righteous than another person. God reminds us that righteousness only comes through Jesus.

Rest and sleep are valuable commodities in a hustle and hurry world. Jesus provides an even more important rest—rest for our souls.

Could it be that our anger toward others comes when we lose sight of the greater debt of sin that God has wiped out for us?

God doesn’t just say he loves us. He shows it. Christ died for us even though we were still sinners.

One of the quickest ways to drop our anger or frustration with others is to remember the forgiveness we have already been granted. God doesn’t count our sins against us!

One of the quickest ways to drop our anger or frustration with others is to remember the forgiveness we have already been granted. God doesn’t count our sins against us!

Gowns and robes by famous designers make headlines. We are clothed with the holiness of our Savior and are robed for eternity.

Christians speak about righteous anger. Certainly, there are things that should rightly upset us. But harbored anger won’t bring about the righteous life God desires.

How would our application for heaven stand up? On our own, we would be rejected. We have the perfect résumé through Jesus our Savior.

We live in an angry world. Road rage, social media comments, and unprovoked attacks are evidence that anger causes trouble. What about our anger? Can we let it go? Do we have good reason to live differently? YES!