Every day, it seems to me at least, we are viewing the destructive evidence of uncontrolled anger in our society.

Well, let me hasten to say that the truth is anger is a natural and legitimate emotion.

Everyone of us get angry at some point,

but the greatest blessings for us who know the Lord Jesus Christ as our Savior and Lord

is learning how to channel that anger.

Therefore, instead of being ashamed of anger, ask the Lord, Lord,

help me. Help me use this righteous anger for your glory. And since responding to anger is a learned

behavior, we need to know how to train our children at a very early

age, how to deal with anger and how to channel anger. I even like people who really have a sense

of humor and dealing with anger. I heard about this wife who said, when my husband and I

disagree, it doesn't last long. We patch things up very quickly, including his nose, his jaw,

and his head. Or it's like this nine-year-old kid who asked his dad, and his head.

Or it's like this nine-year-old kid who asked his dad, he said,

Dad, how do wars start?

And the father said, well, take First World War, for example.

It started when Germany invaded Belgium, upon which his wife piped up. She said, tell the boy the truth. It started because, it started because somebody was murdered. And so with an air of superiority,

he said, am I answering the question or are you? Well, the wife left the room and a half.

She slammed the door as hard as she could.

And finally, when the dishes in the cupboards stopped rattling,

the uneasy silence was broken.

When the boy said to his dad, don't worry about it,

Dad.

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