Anger

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

Anger happens to the best of us! Your response to anger is based on trusting God and meditating on His Word. Consider the Reading Plan Trust by MemLok Bible Memory System alongside the topic Anger. The following verses, when memorized, can help you to respond properly to anger. Let your life be transformed by memorizing Scripture!

Anger 

Bestselling author of Ever Upward, Justine Brooks Froelker, invites you into a sneak peek into her forthcoming book, The Complicated Gray. In this 3-day plan, Justine guides the reader through her concept of embracing the complicated gray to awaken to life in color. Perhaps, much like Jesus did. A mental health therapist and a survivor of a failed infertility journey, she helps the reader to find their place in God’s story, even when it has not turned out how they had hoped and dreamed. 

The Complicated Gray: Perhaps, He Walked It First

Humility will come from knowing God more intimately. One way to do that is to memorize and meditate on His Word. These verses are some of the 500+ from 48+ topics in the MemLok Bible memory system. MemLok is simple, easy, and fun. A visual clue helps you get started. Available in mobile or Windows apps.

Humility

How many times a week do you feel jealous?  Either a quick thought about your neighbor’s cool car, the raise your co-worker got, or wanting a loving spouse like all of your friends have…  Whatever it is, it’s a struggle that can lead to sin.  This week let’s delve into the meanings of jealousy and plan our attack to beat it, embrace it, or use it for God’s glory.


Hollywood Prayer Network On Jealousy And Envy

Do you ever find yourself behaving like a child or struggling to show mercy to those around you? If so, then you aren’t alone, and you are in the right place. These guided biblical meditations will help you learn to live a righteous life.  A life lived with grace and being mindful of your actions.  A life lived in this divine moment free from distractions trying to steal your attention.

Learn How to Live

Conflict doesn’t need to tear your relationships apart. It can actually make them deeper, more loving, and more rewarding. In fact, I believe that honesty and confrontation are crucial to lasting relationships. The key is to have respect for the other person’s view without sacrificing your own beliefs. Discover how to make the most of every conflict in this week-long devotional.

Caring Enough To Confront By David Augsburger

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

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.


Anger

Mad at God

Anger

The Complicated Gray: Perhaps, He Walked It First

Humility

Hollywood Prayer Network On Jealousy And Envy

Learn How to Live

Caring Enough To Confront By David Augsburger

Accept One Another: Devotions From Time of Grace

Gaining Control