Christians should be angry when they see evil. But sounding angry doesn’t make us faithful, and an angry post doesn’t become righteous simply because we believe we’re defending the truth.
In this episode of Men Who Understood the Times, we examine the difference between righteous anger and sinful wrath. Why does social media encourage constant outrage? When does a desire for justice become revenge? And how can Christians confront real evil without being controlled by hatred?
Drawing from Ephesians 4, James 1, Matthew 5, Romans 12, Galatians 5, and other passages, we discuss forgiveness, self-control, God’s justice, and what faithful action looks like when anger feels justified.
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