Freed From Anger

Dr. Erwin W. Lutzer | November 1, 1992

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Scripture Reference: Nehemiah 5, Ephesians 4:26—27

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Have you destroyed relationships? Has your spiritual life stopped growing? Has the enemy gotten a foot into the door of your life? Anger is probably involved. Through injustice and insecurity, our anger damages ourselves and others.

By following an example given in Nehemiah, we can learn how to not only handle anger, but to get rid of it.

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