Understanding
the purpose of anger in everyday life and relationships is critical to sustaining
a healthy integrity. The American
Heritage Dictionary defines anger as a feeling of extreme displeasure,
hostility, indignation, or exasperation toward someone or something. This could
include feeling anguished, troubled, or distressed. David Mace said,
"Anger is feeling displeasure toward a person or object with a desire to
remove the cause."
Anger turned inward creates depression.
However, anger can be healthy and helpful when used to correct a bad situation
while concurrently saving your integrity from guilt and shame. Counseling can help
anyone manage anger in an open, honest way without damaging relationships and integrity.
Mark
3:5 portrays Jesus expressing anger while taking positive actions to correct a
situation which included healing a man's shriveled hand. Managing anger for
healthy constructive good is choosing to change in ways that please and honor
God.
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