When you think of anger, do you almost always think it's bad or wrong?

Well, I've got news for you. God actually commands us to be good and mad.

There's times when you ought to be angry.

Some people listening to my voice right now feel guilty about being angry, and wants you to know you need to be angry at times

for some very specific reasons. Today, we'll talk about what those are. Stay with me.

Welcome to this edition of Living on the Edge with Chip Engro. Our mission is to inspire Christians

to be genuine followers of Jesus

and to empower them to be active disciple makers in our world. Well, today we'll begin

winding down our series, Overcoming Emotions That Destroy, as Chip explores what it looks

like to successfully live out the verse, be angry but do not sin. But quickly, if Chip's teaching has helped you understand this powerful emotion and how to control it,

take a minute after this program and share the series with someone in your life who may need to hear it.

Now you can do that from Living on the Edge.org or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Well, if you have a Bible, go now to Ephesians Chapter 4 as we settle in for Chip's message

how to be good and mad.

There are two words that rarely go together in the same sentence or in your experience.

The two words are good and mad. There's times

where you're good and there's times where you're mad, but there's very few times where you're both

good and mad. And we're going to talk today about how to be good and mad. As we bring this whole

series, you know, to a conclusion, I want to move beyond just understanding anger that it's a red light on

the dashboard. I want to move beyond you recognizing, oh, anger wears many masks. I'm a spewer, right?

You know, I'm a stuffer or I'm a leaker. And you now know that. I want to move beyond that.

And I want to say that anger is a channel that's a God-given emotion that actually is to maximize your potential in Christ. And so the goal of this

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