Have you ever excused sin because you were angry?

Here's Brooke Wayne.

I think patience and anger is an issue that we have kind of succumbed to the enemy's lie,

that it can't be overcome, that you just can't get over it.

And it's just who you are.

It's in your heritage, or you grew up in a home with yelling or you're just a loud family.

And the truth is, God can help every single one of us, no matter what our background,

no matter what are patterns at the present to overcome this issue of anger.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss-Walkalmood, author of A Place of Quiet Rest, for Wednesday, April 19, 2017.

I'll have to acknowledge that when I first saw this book, Pitchin' A Fit, Overcoming

Angry and Stress Out Parenting, I wasn't sure how much I would relate to this topic.

I'm not parenting in this season.

I've never had children of my own, and so I'm thinking, this is a good book probably for

a lot of other people.

But the more I got into it, the more good book, probably for a lot of other people. But the more

I got into it, the more I realized there were things that I needed to hear. And we all deal with

stress. We all deal with temptation toward varying degrees of anger and varying expressions of it.

So I'm really thankful to have been reading this book myself. And I'm thankful I know the authors,

Israel and Brooke Wayne, who are here with us in the studio today to help us unpack some of this

topic. So don't go away. If you're a parent, I know you don't want to go away because you're

dealing with this. But no matter what your season of life, there's something here for you and for me and for us today.

So Israel and Brooke, thanks for joining us here on day three of this series on overcoming

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