Wisdom – Week 3 | The Healing Of Anger

Anger has become the default response when we're hurt, threatened, or scrolling through the news — and it's taking a toll on our bodies, relationships, and sense of justice. This message names that reality clearly: anger can be volcanic and destructive, it often hides as “justified” frustration, and it can be addictive when we cling to grievance or seek revenge. The tension is real: how do we care fiercely without becoming cruel? The approach here is practical and rooted in old-but-surprising wisdom: admit the anger, slow down, examine what you’re actually defending, and reorder your loves so anger serves repair rather than ruin. The talk contrasts human fury with a love that refuses to treat people as enemies and points to a way of healing that channels righteous concern into reconciliation and steady action. Listen for honest tools to move from reactive outrage to patient, courageous repair — and for an unexpected vision of how anger can be redeemed and put to work for real peace.