Limiting Our Anger, The Great Victory!

"The one who has knowledge uses words with restraint, and whoever has understanding is even-tempered."Proverbs 17:27NIV)

Beloved in Christ, we know what an anger could cause when we allow ourselves to over take us. It can cause so many destructions but at the end we will feel regretted. Such things that can invite angry is argument or unnecessary debate that ignite hullabaloo with especially among the you, and Christians are advised to desist from those actions.

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A Christian must be simple and descent not to be found in a place where people with deviant behaviors are found, since such people may always create confusing because they have been influenced by the Devil who a great confuser always want to push us to the wall where we cannot disentangle ourselves. Since some actions are inevitable, we must be conscious and careful as Christians in all our ways in order not to be caught in the trap of the Devil.

The Book of Proverbs is a wise saying and assessment to tool for our lives that always admonishes us to be in full of wisdom to be winners in this life full of tragedy. In this context of our teachings, it explains it plainly that "He who has full of wisdom keeps his words." In order words seeking all the thoughts of your colleagues that could lead to anger and take the necessary actions to calm it down. Someone who show good intelligence will think fast before altering a word and will try to select the good ones from lots to share with the group. The proverbs at this point is teaching us the way we could cease pandemonium or anarchy among people or group. As Christians we should exhibit a high sense of maturity, comprehending matters and with calm spirit.

All these teachings of Proverbs help us to resolve tribal, community and national conflicts that may come as a result of anger which sometimes occur among a group. Many a time we are fond of dragging and prolonging issues that may result to argument leading to conflict. We should seek more knowledge from the Book of Proverbs. I hope we will minimize our rate of anger through this sermon and become victorious. Thank you for your time.