The same man who controls his temper in a restaurant, because he doesn't want to make a scene, or in the office, because he doesn't want to lose his job, will not control his temper in his living room, because he has allowed himself---he has TRAINED HIMSELF to let it go there. Anger is not in itself sinful. Jesus was angry on more than one occasion that we know of. But for us, anger often results in sin. There are basically 2 sinful ways we can respond to anger. We can BLOW UP (ventilate it) or we can CLAM UP (percolate it). James reminds us that 'The wrath of man does not produce the righteousness of God.'
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Born and raised in Baltimore MD, then moving to Florida in his youth, Russ came to faith in Christ as a third year college student through the testimony of his brother Doug. Russ transferred from the University of Florida to Shelton College which is affiliated with the Bible...
