Anger

It’s God’s wish and commission that we should be reconciled with one another. Though Satan tries to use differences as wedges to drive us apart, the Spirit leads us to love, respect, and appreciate other people. It is the goal of this devotional plan to help you think through and live out Romans 15:7: “Accept one another, then, just as Christ accepted you, in order to bring praise to God.”

Accept One Another: Devotions From Time of Grace

Do you ever feel like waves are always smashing your world?  You seem to be continually pulled into foolish, wasteful conversations and miss some of life’s most significant and beautiful discoveries?  These guided audio meditations will help you set aside time to recognize what’s foolish to pursue what is righteous — moving from the folly of the world to the glory and good gifts of God.

Avoiding the Nonsense

If you're mad at God, you're in good company. Moses, Job, and David are among the biblical characters who had a bone to pick with God about what he was or was not doing. And though they often had to wait, God always responded. So keep talking. God's listening.

Mad at God

The truth is, we all have to confront the presence of anger in our lives, and its contagious nature. However, the Bible distinguishes between human anger and Godly Anger. Throughout this series, we will delve into the root causes of anger in your life, the sources of your anger, and how to shift towards embracing Godly anger rather than human anger.

Anger Calming the Storm Within

No person has ever deserved to be abused. God loves you and desire for you to be cherished and taken care of. No mistake, no shortcoming, no misunderstanding should ever be met with physical, sexual, or emotional abuse. This seven-day plan will help establish the understanding that God desires justice, love, and comfort for every single person.

Anger

Accept One Another: Devotions From Time of Grace

Avoiding the Nonsense

Mad at God

Anger Calming the Storm Within

Abuse