By: Ed Schneider, M.P.Th.
The Devil has got to be absolutely gleeful at the way some of us Christians act as we continually contributing to our own spiritual demise. Why? Because anger is a big problem in the Christian Church.
It’s hard enough to live the life of a growing, loving Christian, but when we add to the difficulty by literally doing the exact opposite of what Christ has called us to do, well, that’s just plain dumb. We must stop ignoring the issue and directly face it’s “cause and effect.”
Every time us “angry folk” persist in hating, separating, oppressing and invalidating another person’s Divine worth, we symbolically “slap God” about the head and shoulders with disrespect and disdain.
Angry people seem to be upset with many things – things like what songs are being sung, who’s teaching in a particular Sunday school class, which preacher is getting too…
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