Meditations on "Anger"

With Christmas Eve and Christmas Day behind us, it’s a good time to review our daily life and our relationship with God and others, and to reflect on our hopes and dreams for the coming year.

Christmas – it really happened! God came to our planet.

Within each personal story of the journey from bondage to freedom is the knowledge of the power of the Gospel to save those who are lost.

Pride is a very destructive character defect. It is evident in our lives when we think negative, angry, and/or, victimized thoughts.

We know that God watches over all the earth and sees the wickedness that causes His anger to burn against those who inflict pain and injustice on others.

Life is not perfect and has its challenges. It is easy to let the obstacles and struggles of life get us down, but there is another way to live that is so much better.

We wonder if God is listening to our prayers when traumatic situations arise, and we are trying to navigate our way through them.

An important part of recovery is coming to an accurate view of what went wrong in our relationships.

When we sober up and come into recovery, most of us quickly recognize that we have an anger problem.

Yesterday, men and women who lost their lives in past wars were honoured with parades to the cenotaph in local communities.

Living a life of goodness, peace, and joy reflects the Kingdom of God within us.

How can a person become complete in God lacking nothing?