How do I control my anger?
Anger can destroy relationships and hurt the ones we love. Discover God's way to manage your anger.
10 Bible studies address this question
What the Bible Says
These Bible studies explore Scripture passages that speak to this question. Each study will give you insight and practical application.
David, Nabal, and Abigail
Samuel dies. When the foolish Nabal insults David, his wise wife Abigail intervenes with provisions and persuasive speech, preventing David from bloodshed. After Nabal's death, David marries Abigail.
Justice, Discipline, and Vision
Proverbs 29 addresses leadership, child-rearing, anger, and the essential need for divine guidance, concluding Solomon's collected proverbs with wisdom for both rulers and ordinary people.
Walking Worthy of Your Calling
Paul urges believers to live out their calling in unity, describes the gifts Christ gives to the church, and contrasts the old self with the new life in Christ.
Cain and Abel
The first murder reveals how sin escalates from jealousy to violence. God warns Cain, judges him, yet shows mercy even in punishment.
David Spares Saul in the Cave
When Saul unknowingly enters the very cave where David is hiding, David refuses to kill him, only cutting his robe. Saul weeps at David's mercy and acknowledges David will be king.
The Sermon on the Mount: The Beatitudes and Kingdom Character
Jesus delivers the greatest sermon ever preached, beginning with the Beatitudes that overturn worldly values. He describes the character of Kingdom citizens and calls His followers to be salt and ligh...
Do Not Fret Because of Evildoers
This wisdom psalm counsels the righteous not to envy the wicked but to trust in the LORD, do good, and wait patiently for Him to bring justice.
A Soft Answer Turns Away Wrath
Proverbs 15 emphasizes gentle speech, the Lord's omniscience, the value of a joyful heart, and wisdom's priority over sacrifice.
When Enemies Attack: A Prayer for Justice
Psalm 109 is David's raw prayer against betrayal and false accusation, calling on God to vindicate the innocent and judge the wicked.
Kindness to the Poor Is Lending to the LORD
Proverbs 19 addresses poverty and wealth, family relationships, discipline, and the remarkable promise that kindness to the poor is a loan to God.
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