Anger wears many masks, and understanding its different forms is crucial for emotional well-being. Spewers, stuffers, and leakers are three primary anger masks, each with distinct characteristics and consequences. By recognizing and addressing these patterns, individuals can develop healthier ways to manage their anger and build stronger relationships. [... more]

Anger is a morally neutral emotional response designed to protect someone or something, but it can be a destructive force if left unchecked. It can be a healthy response to injustices or wrongs, but it can also lead to negative consequences and pitfalls. Understanding anger from God's perspective is key to dealing with it in a healthy way and learning to express it in a way that gets the issue on the table without attacking the person. [... more]

The big gift of salvation is just the beginning, as Dr. Abbadon Shaw explains the importance of the stocking gifts that God gives us, including freedom from the repercussions of sin, a new desire to do good, and a passion to obey God's word. He shares practical advice on how to overcome the symptoms of sin and live a life of true worship, surrounding ourselves with people who seek the same and being discerning about who we allow into our lives. [... more]