Anger is a powerful emotion that can either be destructive or redirected toward godly purposes, depending on

how it’s expressed. Scripture reminds us that human anger does not produce God’s righteousness (James

1:19–20). At its root, anger flows from the heart, revealing unhealed wounds, unhealthy thoughts, and unresolved

bitterness. God calls us to bring our anger into His light, allowing Him to transform us through renewed minds

(Romans 12:2) and new natures (Ephesians 4:22–24). Forgiveness frees us from the cycle of resentment, and

unity in Christ calls us to focus on the small things we share rather than the vast differences. The message

challenges us to lay down our matches of anger at the cross and choose peace, patience, and forgiveness.