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The document discusses handling anger according to biblical teachings. It notes that while anger itself is not sinful, anger rooted in retaliation is wrong. The Bible advises resolving anger issues quickly, replacing anger with forgiveness, avoiding those with anger problems, and ignoring offenses rather than fighting back. Overall, it encourages having patience and forgiveness in difficult situations rather than inappropriate words or actions.

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Teen Topics: The Issue

The document discusses handling anger according to biblical teachings. It notes that while anger itself is not sinful, anger rooted in retaliation is wrong. The Bible advises resolving anger issues quickly, replacing anger with forgiveness, avoiding those with anger problems, and ignoring offenses rather than fighting back. Overall, it encourages having patience and forgiveness in difficult situations rather than inappropriate words or actions.

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Teen Topics

Handling Anger

The Issue:
Anger is an emotion that can have a serious impact on your
home life, friendships, and even your walk with God. Biblically
speaking, anger in itself is not wrong when it is directed at sin
with the right attitude (even God gets angry at sin - Josh. 7:1).
But when anger is rooted in a desire for retaliation or getting
even, it is wrong. This is selfish, and it boils over from inward
frustration and rage, leading to more trouble (Prov. 29:22).
What does the Bible say?
Note what the Bible says about the seriousness of anger:
James 1:19-20 Our anger doesnt produce anything good.
James 3:6-8 Harsh words destroy; root of many problems.
Note what the Bible says about handling anger:
Eph. 4:26 Do not sin, resolve anger issues quickly.
Eph. 4:31-32 Replace feelings of anger with a forgiving heart.
Note what the Bible says about being on guard against anger:
Prov. 22:24-25 Avoid those with anger issues; it can rub off.
Prov. 19:11 It is wise to ignore offenses done against you.
What should I do?
There will be moments of frustration in life, and there will be
times when people do things that offend us. The key is how
we handle such things. Inappropriate words and actions to
fight back do not please the Lord, nor do they show a trust in
Gods sovereign hand over the situation. Fighting back only
leads to regretful actions and damaged relationships. Having
an attitude of patience and forgiveness, however, shows that
we understand Gods patience and forgiveness toward us!

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