The War on Wisdom نموونە

Anger is defined as a strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure or hostility. It is a difficult emotion to control because it has a way of overtaking us quickly and leading us toward actions that we will later regret. We often say or do something in the heat of the moment without consideration of others, or even ourselves. When left unchecked, anger can have devastating results.

Our anger may come from a wrong we believe was done to us, or an injustice we deem needs to be made right. But let’s be honest, regardless of its root, losing control in anger brings out the absolute worst in all of us—similar to an enraged Incredible Hulk smashing and destroying everything in his path. Even the best of us can lose control when we are angry.

The Lord desires for us to live a life full of grace, wisdom and forgiveness, walking in the fruit of the spirit and being mindful of our actions and our words. James 1:19 reminds us to be “quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to anger.” A foolish man may shout out whatever comes to his mind without restraint or consideration, but a wise man pauses and gives way to the leading of the Holy Spirit.