"Why Am I Like This? Anger, Grace, and the God Who Comforts" | Pastor Frank Hart

Most of us know what it feels like to love someone deeply… and still struggle to love them well. Maybe you've lost your temper with your kids, said something cruel to your spouse, overreacted to something small, or replayed a moment later thinking, "What's wrong with me?" In this sermon through Isaiah 66, we look at one of the most tender and surprising images of God in the entire Bible: a God who comforts His people "as a mother comforts her child." But right alongside that tenderness is another reality we often avoid—God's holiness, justice, and judgment against evil. This message wrestles honestly with anger, shame, parenting, emotional chaos, self-control, and the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Some lines that stuck with people: "Repentance without despair." "Children borrow calm from their parents." "Leave the justification to Jesus." If you've ever wondered why loving people can feel so hard… or if you're exhausted from trying to hold yourself together through sheer willpower… this sermon is for you.