Jesus' anger in the temple was a righteous indignation against the false teachings and commercialization of worship, demonstrating his propitiatory sacrifice and the importance of understanding biblical theology, particularly in relation to the certificate of debt and sin debt. [... more]

David says, don't fret, instead be still before the Lord and wait patiently for Him. Fretting tends to evil, while godly anger constructively engages what is wrong in a way that is patient, merciful, forgiving, and honest. [... more]

Alistair Begg teaches from Nehemiah chapter 5, explaining how Nehemiah confronted financial corruption among the Jewish leaders, using righteous indignation, careful contemplation, and direct confrontation. He emphasizes the importance of standing on God's absolute standard and confronting sin, rather than ignoring it or justifying it. [... more]

Nehemiah confronts internal threats to the community of God's people, including financial struggles and social injustice, with righteous indignation and careful contemplation, demonstrating effective leadership and a commitment to God's glory. [... more]

Jesus' actions in the temple, overturning tables and driving out merchants and money changers, demonstrate his righteous indignation and desire to maintain God's house. This theme is echoed in the importance of keeping one's spiritual life clean and free from sin, and the need to love what God loves and hate what he hates. The Bible offers lessons on romance, friendship, and faith through stories of biblical figures, including Samson and Delilah, and Abigail and David. [... more]

Anger is a universal problem that can destroy relationships and separate loved ones. Christians can deal with anger by confessing it to God, themselves, and others, and by forgiving those responsible. Uncontrolled anger can lead to resentment, bitterness, and hostility, but righteous indignation is a controlled and unselfish expression of anger that can be used to address evil and unrighteousness. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the importance of standing up against unrighteousness and tyranny, exposing the truth about wokeism and its demonic cult-like behavior, and warning about the dangers of pedophilia and child abuse. He also talks about the need for Christian education and the importance of supporting the SAFE Act to protect children from exploitation. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the Christian Resistance, election fraud, and the dangers of the deep state, including bio weapons and COVID-19. He also touches on the Communist Party and the need for righteous indignation in the face of corruption. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders and his guests discuss the importance of standing against tyranny and resisting evil, highlighting the dangers of a communist revolution and the need for Christians to be involved in politics and to support businesses that align with their values. They also discuss the issue of gender surgery and puberty blockers for children, and the need for Christians to be aware of the spiritual warfare that is taking place in the world. [... more]

The Bible teaches that anger is a human emotion, but it can be sinful if not handled properly. God is angry with the wicked every day, and Jesus also exhibited righteous anger in various situations, such as driving out the money changers from the temple. However, Jesus also showed a spirit of forgiveness, even to those who were crucifying him. The key is to understand when anger is righteous and when it is sinful, and to handle it in a way that honors God. [... more]

Jesus enters the temple, drives out the money changers, and weeps over the city, knowing its future destruction and the rejection of his message. He is a man of strength and meekness, who welcomes all people into God's house, but is angered by those who exploit and deceive others. [... more]

God's answer to anger is to control sudden anger, condemn sinful anger, conquer stubborn anger, and channel sanctified anger. Recognizing anger, repenting of it, and rebuking the enemy can help individuals live righteously and protect their testimony. [... more]

Chuck Swindoll explores Jesus' demonstration of righteous indignation when He flipped the market tables in the temple, highlighting the importance of being authentic and producing fruit in one's life, rather than growing leaves of hypocrisy. [... more]

Jesus displays unrestricted anger and performs miracles in the temple, exposing corruption and hypocrisy among the leaders. He quotes Scripture, heals the blind and lame, and is met with indignation from the leaders. This event is a demonstration of righteous indignation and the power of faith. [... more]

Forgetting past grievances is a challenging characteristic of Christian love, as it requires letting go of anger and resentment, and instead choosing to forgive and love others unconditionally, just as God loves us. [... more]

Understanding the nature of anger and how to deal with it is crucial for Christians, as it can bring down nations, create wars, and destroy marriages. Anger can be rooted in disappointment, frustration, or pain, and it's essential to look past the anger to the underlying pain. By recognizing the causes of anger and seeking the wisdom of God, individuals can learn to manage their anger and respond to pain in a constructive way, leading to healthier relationships and a more peaceful life. [... more]