Welcome to the Journey Women Podcast. I'm your host, Hunter Beelis. Life's a journey

we were never meant to walk alone. We all need friends along the way. On the Journey Women

Podcast, we'll chat with mentors about gracefully navigating the seasons and challenges we face

on our journeys to glorify God. On today's episode of the Journey Women Podcast, I'm chatting

with Jasmine Holmes about anger. As you guys are going to hear, anger is something that

I admittedly wrestle with. I walked away from this conversation so encouraged by Jasmine's

transparency in the way in which she just pointed me to Jesus. She said, by his grace it's not

something that you always have to be ruled by. You may always struggle with it, but you don't

have to be ruled by it because your king is his price. So even as you struggle, he still

has a chip in your life and more chip over that anger. And that that change is everything.

So you'll know her a little better. Jasmine Holmes is a wife, mom, teacher, and speaker.

Sheener has been Philip Hattu's sons and their members of Redeemer Church in Jackson, Mississippi.

Hey, before we get started, I've just got to acknowledge that the sound quality in this

episode left some to be desired. I was literally in a T.P. and Jasmine and I were both

navigating kiddos in the background and all the realities and motherhood. But none of

that attracted from what Jasmine had to share. I can't wait for you to hear from her today,

but you know before we go there that I want to tell you about the sponsors who helped

make this episode possible. Audible, Canvas People, and his testimonies, MyHeritage. His

testimonies, MyHeritage, is a new book by Women of Color on the Word of Gap. This inspiring

collection of devotions is by a diverse group of women of color, African-American, Hispanic,

Caribbean, and Asian women. Contributors include many who have been on the podcast including

Kristi Young-A-Buy-Lay, Jackie O' Perry, Trillia Nubell. It also includes Alicia Horton,

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