As we saw yesterday, it is a sign of foolishness to give full vent to your anger or frustration. Today, I want to give the alternative to venting; and that is forgiving and being reconciled. Ephesians 4:31-32 makes it clear that in light of the gospel, God’s wants us to resolve problems. You see, the problem with venting our anger, is that it doesn’t resolve anything, and probably drives a deeper wedge between us and the people with which we are angry. Through God’s grace, rather than talking about people, we can talk to them, in hopes of reconciling our problems. Maybe the issue isn’t big enough to confront an individual with, but you still need to get it off your chest. Take it to the Lord in prayer. Come to God honest and open about your struggle, and pray for the grace to forgive the offending party. If we would be wise, we must learn to deal with anger in a way that pleases Jesus Christ.