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Anger is the most dangerous of all emotions. It’s like a boomerang—you throw it out at someone, and it comes right back at you. We always pay the price for our anger and can even burden our children with it because anger can be passed down generationally. 

You cannot be angry toward others and have a right relationship with the Lord. If ignored, anger can cause:

- The destruction of relationships
- A critical spirit
- A lack of peace
- Isolation
- Frustration
- Feelings of emptiness
- A lack of focus
- Procrastination
- Physical consequences

Not all anger is bad. We can have righteous indignation, which is anger God would have if He were in our situation. In this message, Dr. Stanley explains how we can determine if our anger is righteous or sinful and how to deal with it. He also describes inappropriate ways of handling this volatile emotion. Learn how to manage your anger by:

- Identifying it
- Confessing it
- Dealing with it quickly
- Taking an emotional “time out”
- Putting it away
- Replacing it
- Benefiting from it
- Preventing it from reoccurring

Discover the peace that comes with taking every concern and frustration to God.

This sermon is part of the series Healing Damaged Emotions.