67. A Conversation about Resentment

An episode of the she works His way podcast podcast, hosted by She Works His Way, titled "67. A Conversation about Resentment" was published on February 20, 2023 and runs 43 minutes.

February 20, 2023 ·43m · she works His way podcast

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Episode Description

In this episode, Somer and Michelle have a conversation about:

- how resentment is the cheapest form of anger (yikes but true)
- the difference between righteous anger and resentment
- what God's Word says about resentment
- the reality of bitterness
- truth we can cling to in the midst of injustice

Scripture mentioned:

- Matthew 5:38-48
- Ruth 1

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