Well, welcome back to the podcast on this Wednesday.

We have often taken up the topic of anger on the podcast.

And that's because, well, we get a lot of questions on anger to the podcast and hundreds

of questions over the years have come in on the topic.

Last time we looked at one dimension, namely getting mad at God when life doesn't turn out

the way that we had hoped.

Is it ever virtuous or righteous or godly or innocent or even morally neutral to feel

heartfelt anger at God?

That question we took up last time on Monday in APJ 1828.

But most of our emails on anger are in the context of the home.

In wondering what Pastor John has said here, I searched the discernment archive and found

this clip that I want to play for you today.

It's for dads.

And as a reminder of how dad's anger in the home kills the kindness and the tenderness

that he is called to display to his family.

So how do we confront such a powerful and seemingly unstoppable force of anger inside

the home?

Here's Pastor John with a wonderful gospel answer and a clip taken from one of his 2007

sermons.

Here he is talking about the fatherhood of God.

So here he is as our father and he has never done us wrong or done anything to give us

a legitimate cause for anger and the relationship is broken with everybody in the world.

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