Replacing Anger With Joy | Natalie Hixson

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🗓️ 9 March 2021

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Does anger have control of you resulting in feelings of guilt and shame? Do you wonder why it has a grip on you? With God's help you can release anger and experience joy. Come along side Mentor Mama and guest Natalie Hixson, a life coach anger management expert as we talk through these issues. Got a thought? Got a prayer request? Tell us here & we'll get back to you! Have you been searching for a better way to manage your family’s healthcare expenses? Learn more about Li...

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0:00.0	Welcome back to the coffee and Bible Time podcast.
0:14.6	For those of you that may be listening for the first time,
0:18.1	our podcast is an offshoot from our main platform YouTube.
0:22.2	Our channel is called Coffee and Bible Time, where our goal is to help people delight in God's Word.
0:29.2	We also have a website and storefront with Bible studies, prayer journals, and more.
0:35.3	I'm Mentor Mama, and today I have a very special guest joining me to help us learn
0:42.8	how to process anger in a healthy way. So let's face it, we all struggle with moments of anger from
0:52.6	time to time that lead to guilt and shame.
0:57.0	For some of us, it might be flying off the handle too quickly.
1:01.0	For others, it might be just a deep-seated place of waking up in the morning feeling angry.
1:08.2	Whatever kind of anger you are facing, today can be your first step towards processing
1:14.3	it in a healthy way and beginning a journey turning that anger over to God. You know, the Bible actually
1:22.2	has wonderful guidance and instruction on anger. In Ephesians chapter 4, verse 26, says, in your anger, do not sin.
1:32.5	Do not let the sun go down while you are still angry. And verse 31 says, get rid of all bitterness,
1:40.5	rage, and anger. So the Bible, in addition to those teachings, it also teaches us that
1:48.6	not all anger is wrong. In an article by the Bible study tool staff, it points out that
1:55.8	righteous anger stems from an anger that arises when we witness an offense against God or His Word.
2:03.9	Righteous anger actually cares about others. It attacks the sin instead of the sinner.
2:10.6	So it's important to consider also what can result from our anger. Will our anger produce actions that intend to make the world a better place and help people bring people to knowing and hearing the gospel in a loving way? Or will our anger retaliate, isolate, and cause someone to potentially stray away from the faith because of our
2:36.3	actions. We should be slow to become angry and filter all of our emotions through how God wants
2:44.0	us to respond to others. I personally can speak from firsthand experience that I went through a time when I was in my early
2:53.7	30s and I just felt a lot of anger inside.
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