Rage: Understanding the Monster Within, Part 1

What can turn a normal rational person into an out of control monster - destroying relationships, abusing children, spewing threats, and alienating lifelong friends? Join Chip as he reveals the source of that devastating power, and how to keep it under control.Introduction: James 1:19-20A look at anger from God’s perspective:Definition: Anger is neither good nor bad; it is a “charged,” morally neutral, emotional response of protective preservation.Positively – It can be a healthy emotion that motivates us to correct attitudes, behaviors, or injustices that we perceive to be wrong. -Eph 4:26-27Negatively – It can be an unhealthy and destructive emotional response to protect us from (real or perceived) hurt, frustration, or personal attack. -Pro. 19:19; 22:24; 29:22Anger wears many masks: We EXPRESS our ANGER in such a wide variety of ways that many people assume anger is not an issue in their life.Spewers: Anger is necessary – They’re exploding or calculating time bombsStuffers: Anger is wrong – They deny and avoid OR pretend and ignoreLeakers: Showing anger is wrong – They’re passive-aggressiveBroadcast ResourceOvercoming Emotions that Destroy ResourcesMessage NotesAdditional Resource MentionsOvercoming Emotions that Destroy Small Group OfferConnect888-333-6003WebsiteChip Ingram AppInstagramFacebookTwitterPartner With UsDonate Online888-333-6003