Anyone can become angry. Anyone can raise their voice, react in the moment, say something they regret, or allow their emotions to take control. But it takes real strength to stop, exercise self-control, and respond in a way that honors God.
In this sermon, we will look honestly at "The Angry Man." Not just the person who is constantly yelling or losing his temper, but the anger that can quietly grow inside any of us. What causes anger? What does uncontrolled anger do to us and those around us? And most importantly, how can we learn to rule our spirit instead of allowing our spirit to rule us?
Because according to Proverbs 16:32, true strength isn't demonstrated by how much we can control around us—it is demonstrated by how well we can allow God to control what is within us.