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Ecclesiastes 7:9

Today's focus is on being "slow to get angry." Anger, while a natural emotion, needs to be managed and controlled. Unchecked anger can lead to destructive behavior and words that we later regret. Slowing down our reactions and responses to anger allows us time to process our emotions constructively. It is about making anger our servant, not our master, and using it in ways that align with God's teachings on love and patience. Scripture repeatedly tells us that God is slow to anger and abounds in steadfast love. By emulating His example, we can ensure that our anger does not lead us to sin. Instead, it can become a motivator for righteous actions and meaningful change. Remember, the goal isn't to suppress anger but to channel it in a way that brings about growth and positive outcomes.

What triggers my anger, and how do I typically respond?
Can I identify moments when I successfully managed my anger? What helped?
How can I practice choosing love, patience, and compassion over anger?

Pray for the strength to handle anger in ways that honor God.
Ask for the Lord's peace to fill your heart when facing situations that usually make you angry.