Cong-Mengh Waac 19:11

How do we cope when we are under pressure? Do we exhibit the fruits of the Spirit, or do our mango trees produce bitter fruit, and our grapevine sour grapes? When the mercury rises, do our tempers keep pace? Irreparable damage is done when we react under the control of anger, intolerance, and pride. But patience and grace will catapult us into a new sphere of living.

The enemy often uses offense as a spiritual trap to derail your growth and destiny. Through this reading plan you'll learn to recognize the root of offense in order to respond with humility and walk in freedom. Whether you've been hurt by others or wrestled with inner resentment, this plan will equip you to guard your heart in order to live unoffended.

Slammed doors. Hurting hearts. Tricia Goyer knows what it’s like to parent a child who has chronic anger. In Calming Angry Kids Tricia draws on her own experience to help you focus on relationship over rules, manage your own anger, and establish peace in your home again

This devotional will help us understand the importance of having a life in Christ that will help and guide our lives.