How powerful is God’s anger? People don’t like to think about God getting angry. But let’s look at the evidence of how powerful God’s anger really is.

Anger is a natural human response. We get angry when we do not get our way, when we are treated terribly, or when we witness injustice in the world. Anger is a human emotion created by God. Jesus ...

Paul Prather: The better we come to know our anger, the better we understand ourselves. The better we understand ourselves, the less power anger holds over us.

That God can be angry is a picture still so contrary to the one I have built for myself of who the divine persons are—and one I actively strive to dissuade fellow Christians from.

The anger demonstrated toward those who love God and speak from God’s word is sourced from the anger the devil brought to the earth when he was booted from Heaven.

The fact that God sent Jesus to save us shows how terrible the wrath of God will be. Paul tells us Jesus delivers us from the ...

God’s answer for our sin is the cross. When we repent and look to the cross, there is hope of God’s forgiveness and love, rather than fear of God’s anger (see Matthew 10:28-36).

God’s embrace silences anger Even when emotions have escalated, God speaks, showing us that peace is ever present and accessible.

Paul Prather: The better we come to know our anger, the better we understand ourselves. The better we understand ourselves, the less power anger holds over us.

Paul Prather: The better we come to know our anger, the better we understand ourselves. The better we understand ourselves, the less power anger holds over us.