THE GOLIATH OF FRUSTRATION (4 OF 4)
by Steve Wagers
Scripture: 1 Samuel 17
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The Goliath of FRUSTRATION (4 of 4)
Series : Goliath Must Fall
Steve Wagers
1 Samuel 17
1) Anger that is CONDONED
a) Identified Anger
b) Justified Anger
2) Anger that is CONDEMNED
a) The Danger of It
b) The Development of It
3) Anger that is CONTROLLED
a) What We Should Tell Others
b) How We Should Treat Others
Observe the following occurrence:
Your respiration deepens, and your heart begins to beat rapidly. Your arterial pressure rises; blood shifts from your stomach and intestines to your heart, central nervous system and muscles. The processes of the alimentary canal cease and sugar is freed from the reserves in your liver. Then, your spleen contracts and discharges its contents of concentrated corpuscles and adrenaline is secreted.
Has that ever happened to you? If you've ever gotten mad or angry it has. I just described the physiological definition of what happens when a person gets angry.
In case you hadn't noticed, this world is an angry place. It seems as if now, more than ever, people are sitting on pins and needles with a handful of grenades, just waiting to blow up and go off on somebody.
It includes everything from:
Road rage to Parking Rage
Air rage to Surf rage
Boat rage to Fishing rage
Pedestrian rage to Pavement rage
Jogger rage to Biker rage
Trucker rage to Cell Phone rage
Shopping rage to Checkout Line rage
I'm told there's such a thing now as - Pew rage.
60% of all homicides are committed by angry family members
75% of most heart attacks are due to hostility/anger
Clarence MacCartney said, ''Anger is one of the most common sins; yet, one of the most dangerous and injurious to the peace and well-being of man.''
Most anger is rooted in some sort of rejection. Something that was or wasn't said. Something that was done to us that we felt didn't deserve; or something that wasn't done to us that we felt we did deserve.
Anger is the result of a hurt, a wound, a stab, or an offence. It can be ma ...
Series : Goliath Must Fall
Steve Wagers
1 Samuel 17
1) Anger that is CONDONED
a) Identified Anger
b) Justified Anger
2) Anger that is CONDEMNED
a) The Danger of It
b) The Development of It
3) Anger that is CONTROLLED
a) What We Should Tell Others
b) How We Should Treat Others
Observe the following occurrence:
Your respiration deepens, and your heart begins to beat rapidly. Your arterial pressure rises; blood shifts from your stomach and intestines to your heart, central nervous system and muscles. The processes of the alimentary canal cease and sugar is freed from the reserves in your liver. Then, your spleen contracts and discharges its contents of concentrated corpuscles and adrenaline is secreted.
Has that ever happened to you? If you've ever gotten mad or angry it has. I just described the physiological definition of what happens when a person gets angry.
In case you hadn't noticed, this world is an angry place. It seems as if now, more than ever, people are sitting on pins and needles with a handful of grenades, just waiting to blow up and go off on somebody.
It includes everything from:
Road rage to Parking Rage
Air rage to Surf rage
Boat rage to Fishing rage
Pedestrian rage to Pavement rage
Jogger rage to Biker rage
Trucker rage to Cell Phone rage
Shopping rage to Checkout Line rage
I'm told there's such a thing now as - Pew rage.
60% of all homicides are committed by angry family members
75% of most heart attacks are due to hostility/anger
Clarence MacCartney said, ''Anger is one of the most common sins; yet, one of the most dangerous and injurious to the peace and well-being of man.''
Most anger is rooted in some sort of rejection. Something that was or wasn't said. Something that was done to us that we felt didn't deserve; or something that wasn't done to us that we felt we did deserve.
Anger is the result of a hurt, a wound, a stab, or an offence. It can be ma ...
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