This sermon is given by GPP's Campus Pastor Jared Seeland. The scripture reference is Matthew 21:12-17

Key Verses

Ephesians 4:26

Matthew 21:12-17

Isaiah 56:7

Jeremiah 7:11

Life Application

This week, keep a journal of moments when you feel angry. For each instance, write down what caused the anger, how you responded, and what the result was. Reflect on whether your anger was righteous and if your response was constructive or destructive. Share your insights with your small group

.Key Takeaways

Our relationship with anger should be about direction, not suppression

Righteous anger should be filtered through Scripture and submitted to God's authority

Jesus' anger was constructive, not destructive, and led to restoration

True righteous anger should lead to positive change and draw people to God

We must be slow to anger and careful in our response

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