Anger

"I forgive you" is one of the hardest things you'll ever say, but it will take a huge weight off your shoulders. In this study of Colossians 3:13-14, we dive into the topic of forgiveness, what Christ has done for us, and how we can put the past behind us and truly reconcile with others.

30% of adults report struggling to control their anger. And 64% of teens and young adults admit they have uncontrolled anger. Do you have an anger problem? In this study of Colossians 3:8, we learn...
Why anger is so dangerous
Getting to the heart of the matter
Is it ever OK to be angry?
Five strategies to overcome anger
How Jesus can give you peace
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God does not need a temple, yet he chose to establish a temple and accept our worship when it comes from a pure heart. In this study of Mark 11, we learn...
A chaotic scene on the temple mount
How you are God's temple
How Jesus' behavior is a model for righteous anger
What is the significance of Jesus cursing the fig tree?
Does does faith enable you to "move mountains"?
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Not a day goes by we don't experience some kind of conflict. What causes all these fights and quarrels? James 4 gives the answer. In this lesson, we learn...
The heart is more than just the place for feelings and emotions
Key passages that teach behavior stems from the heart
How our "passions" war within our members to create conflict
Some practical examples of how wants can morph into needs and expectations
What do we do if someone else doesn't meet our needs?
Should we sympathize with those who experience disappointment?
The ongoing battle between the flesh and the spirit
Thanks for listening. This is week three in our 11-week study on biblical counseling called, "Instruments in the Redeemer's Hands." Next week, we will focus in how Jesus is our wonderful counselor.

Paul gives two reasons we should not be unequally yoked in our relationships. In this sermon, we learn...
That relationships and reconciliation involve a level of risk
The brilliant imagery of a "yoke" to describe relationships
The right way to handle sin
How the church has replaced the temple as God's dwelling place
Three common areas where we need to confess sin
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God is the God of peace, and he specializes in making peace. In this exposition of 2 Corinthians 5, I share:
My own salvation testimony
Paul's "before Christ" experience
Why Christians still struggle with the flesh
Why all of us need to be reconciled to a holy God
How God brings peace between believers
How to use the language of reconciliation when sharing the gospel
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God desires that we live in harmony with one another, glorifying our Father in heaven.

The ultimate test of love is how we treat those who are difficult to love.

When conflict breaks out, most people don't know what to do. But the Bible gives a proven path to peace.

Conflict abounds in this broken world, but God brings peace through Jesus Christ.