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

Why, Lord...why? Many people tend to experience frustration in one way or another. Many don’t understand why “God allows” this or that situation... This is why I’d like to take you along the footsteps of the apostle Paul in a journey to discover more about the Bible’s answer to frustration.

Overcoming Frustration

Everyone experiences conflict from time to time whether it be with friends, family or at work. Come along in this Abide guide as we explore God's plan for dealing with conflict.

Dealing With Conflict

The Bible tells us that offenses will come. As believers, we have an advantage for handling any issues that come our way. In this four-day plan, we will explore how to be and remain an unoffendable marketplace minister.

Offended in the Marketplace: 4 Days to Becoming an Unoffendable Marketplace Minister

Anger is an issue that everyone deals with at some point. This seven-day plan will give you a biblical perspective, with a short passage to read each day. Read the passage, take time to look at yourself honestly, and allow God to speak into your situation.

Anger and Hatred

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

Nowhere else does God’s wrath come crashing together with his love more dramatically than in Zephaniah’s prophecy. “I will sweep away everything from the face of the earth” (Zeph 1:2). “He will quiet them with his love…and rejoice over them with singing” (Zeph 3:17). So how do we reconcile the two? Join Melanie Hurlbut for a clear explanation and compelling storytelling as we journey together through Zephaniah. 

Zephaniah Explained | God of Wrath, God of Love

Working with different people groups, teams and cultures across the globe, the sports movement is not averse to handling conflicts. This study is a collection of experiences on handling conflict within a christian disciple making movement.

Mentoring Lessons- Handling Conflicts

Tempers flare. Frustration takes root. We end up saying things we don't mean. When you feel yourself getting hot under the collar, seek God's guidance and find a calming spirit.