Tag: Anger

"In your anger—[and self-isolation]—do not sin.”

Never underestimate the power of reconciliation. It stops conflicts, heals hearts and changes lives.

In his gospel, John identified himself as "the disciple whom Jesus loved". Was the title a fitting accolade or just outright arrogance?

What do you do when God asks you to tell people in authority over you that they are doing something wrong? That was my challenge and this is my story.

Prison is a place where time moves fairly slowly—particularly if you are innocent, truly innocent, with no date of release.

Anger is not a sin. And that’s good news. Because right now, I’m spitting chips. And you should be too.

If you saw him on the train, he might be the type you’d avoid. But if you took that chance, if you sat in that empty seat next to him, you would hear an amazing story.

Jesus makes it quite clear that verbal abuse is not acceptable amongst His disciples. In the Sermon on the Mount He gives us precepts to follow, one of which is to speak with respect to one another.

I could feel the anger welling up inside. Every pointed barb my little brother shot hit. Like a wounded bear, caged and cornered, he would poke me and provoke me until I would attack. Bigger and stronger than him, I wanted him to stop.

I was angry. I felt violated, anxious, vexed, vengeful, helpless and disbelieving all at the same time. We had been robbed.