Teach us to number our days in such a way that we bring a heart of wisdom.” (Psalm 90:11-12) Anger is a powerful force. Think how many lives have been taken because of people’s ...

We can ask God’s spirit to soften and guide us as we go. We can use our softened anger to help reshape injurious rules or relationships — it’s a great motivator toward prophetic reforms.

If you've ever wondered what the Bible says about anger, then you'll appreciate this gallery. We've compiled a number of ...

To a child who desires his parents favor, the question, “Is mom and dad angry with me?” is a real question. It’s a question of the heart. A response to the question may conjure up appeasing ...

Biblical wisdom reveals how being slow to anger distinguishes good leaders, contrasting honor and victim cultures with the "dignity culture" that God promotes through examples, says the author.

God gets angry. We can’t deny that. Ricardo da Silva, S.J. January 18, 2023. Photo from Unsplash. A Reflection for Wednesday of the Second Week in Ordinary Time. Find today’s readings here.

A well-known defender of biblical truth in an assembly of people gathered to hear worldviews was asked what he meant by the term “God.” ...

We can ask God’s spirit to soften and guide us as we go. We can use our softened anger to help reshape injurious rules or relationships — it’s a great motivator toward prophetic reforms.

We can ask God’s spirit to soften and guide us as we go. We can use our softened anger to help reshape injurious rules or relationships — it’s a great motivator toward prophetic reforms.

We can ask God’s spirit to soften and guide us as we go. We can use our softened anger to help reshape injurious rules or relationships — it’s a great motivator toward prophetic reforms.