Sermons About Anger
Where is Your Shack?
We all find ourselves, at one time or another, doubting God, angry at God, or both. But God loves us and wants to reassure us of his love. His invitation is always open to enter into his presence and spend time with him alone.
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Shock-N-Awe
Should Christians be known for what they protest and boycott, or by how they love?
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Called to Be Distinct
What does the gospel have to do with everyday life? Ephesians provides a vision of how the gospel transforms us and provides us with power to live a distinct life.
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Sin Is No Big Deal
Mythbusters is a six week series which debunks common misconceptions about living the Christian life by examining what Jesus taught during the Sermon on the Mount. The text for this series is Matthew 5-7. "Sin Is No Big Deal" is the second sermon in this series preached by Paul Wingfield, Lead Pastor at South Telegraph Christian Church.
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In Your Anger Do Not Sin
“What causes you to get angry?†Most of us think of people that are irritating or circumstances that don’t go the way we thought they would. You can be provoked to anger, but anger is something that you decide to be. It has been defined as the heart's response in an attitude of sinful disappointment to unmet desires and expectations. It is much more than just an emotion that needs to be managed, it is a moral decision - a response to our circumstances.
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The Church & Living Differently Towards Others (Romans 12:9-21)
We all love a good payback movie… seeing someone get vengeance, righting a wrong on their own terms. In this message, our continuation of our study of Romans 12, we’re challenged to live in harmony with others around us, even those who have wronged us. In contrast to the message of payback our culture is promoting, we’re encouraged to overcome evil with good.
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Putting Anger To Death
The renewal of the mind in salvation not only brings about renovation of character, but transformation from the old self to the new. This includes one's tendency toward anger. Anger can be either good (righteous) or bad (sinful), depending on motive and purpose. Anger is righteous when it is unselfish and based on love for God and others, but sinful anger is an outward expression of a deeper ailment: pride or lack of faith in God's sovereignty. However, even righteous anger can turn to bitterness and further sin if allowed to continue. Prolonged anger allows Satan a foothold to destroy relationships, and at worst may become hostile. It can even potentially damage the church. The solution to anger is to put away or put off our sinful thoughts and tendencies and put on (replace them with) the thoughts generated through God's word.
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Perfect Righteousness, Part 1
A two-part sermon on the six "You have heard.... but I say" statements of Jesus in Matthew 5. Part 1 examines the teaching of Jesus on respect, purity, and divorce.
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