Life & Emotional Struggles · Practical · ABOUT 125 MINUTES
Study righteous concern, destructive anger, slow speech, reconciliation, self-control, and interrupting escalation
Primary passage: James 1:19
Start with James 1:19. This lesson focuses on slow to anger within the larger study ‘Anger and Self-Control.’ Read the surrounding paragraph or chapter when possible before drawing a conclusion from a single verse. Notice who is speaking, who is addressed, what problem or promise is in view, and what the passage asks the reader to believe or do.
Primary passage: Ephesians 4:26
Start with Ephesians 4:26. This lesson focuses on anger without sin within the larger study ‘Anger and Self-Control.’ Read the surrounding paragraph or chapter when possible before drawing a conclusion from a single verse. Notice who is speaking, who is addressed, what problem or promise is in view, and what the passage asks the reader to believe or do.
Primary passage: Proverbs 15:1
Start with Proverbs 15:1. This lesson focuses on a gentle answer within the larger study ‘Anger and Self-Control.’ Read the surrounding paragraph or chapter when possible before drawing a conclusion from a single verse. Notice who is speaking, who is addressed, what problem or promise is in view, and what the passage asks the reader to believe or do.
Primary passage: Proverbs 16:32
Start with Proverbs 16:32. This lesson focuses on self-control within the larger study ‘Anger and Self-Control.’ Read the surrounding paragraph or chapter when possible before drawing a conclusion from a single verse. Notice who is speaking, who is addressed, what problem or promise is in view, and what the passage asks the reader to believe or do.
