Anger Management for Christians

You should be able to understand the major reason why this course was created in the first place. You will meet the previous me in this lecture. You will see very clearly how I was enjoying myself in the cage of anger until I took a decision to do something about it.

At the end of this lecture, you will be able to find out how violent anger can ruin good relationships. It nearly did that to my marriage at the early stage.

At the end of this lecture, you will understand the usage of your positive confessions to recondition your mind in order to eliminate all the wrong information you have stored unconsciously in your mind about this topic.

You will be able to get a Godly answer to the age-old question of whether anger is a son or not. You will also understand the difference between anger and violent anger.

You will be able to use scriptural therapy to further prepare and heal your mind of negative and untrue information you have internalized over the years about this topic.

You will be able to see how violent anger can destroy good things. This lecture will also show you how anger can graduate to the level of violent anger and then to sin against God.

This lecture will continue what the last lecture started - to show you the destructive nature of violent anger. This time, the lecture takes a look at the life of Moses, the servant of God who missed the promised because of violent anger.

The Seed-Fruit Diagram will help you to understand the basic or foundational factors that can help you to overcome violent anger.

You will learn the first set of activities the author began to do to overcome violent anger in a Godly way.

This is the concluding part of the last lecture. It gives you the other activities the author began to do consistently to overcome violent anger.

This is the first part of the recap of all that I shared with you in this course to stop or overcome violent anger.

This is the second part of the recap of all that I shared with you in this course to stop or overcome violent anger.

If you have not observed it before, hasty or quick and angry reactions happen whenever you are engaged in a discussion of any type. Learn one of the signs or traces of Violent Anger in this lecture.

Why do you always like to start reacting before an event happens? Take this lecture to know.