Anger
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Christopher Ash is Writer-in-Residence at Tyndale House, Cambridge, UK. He worked for the Proclamation Trust as Director of the Cornhill Training Centre for many years, and had previously been a church minister.
Steve Midgley is Director of Biblical Counselling UK and Senior Minister of Christ Church, Cambridge, UK. He teaches at Oak Hill College, London and elsewhere.
Steve Midgley is Director of Biblical Counselling UK and Senior Minister of Christ Church, Cambridge, UK. He teaches at Oak Hill College, London and elsewhere.
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What is anger and where does it come from? Are there deep underlying factors? How do we discern between good and bad anger? What can we do about anger?
Ash and Midgley consider the phenomenon of anger:
* its roots in the good anger of God and the pure anger of Jesus Christ
* its distortions because of human sinfulness
* its destructive effects
It also looks carefully at how God, by his Holy Spirit and through the gospel, transforms human anger, healing wounds, purifying selfish anger, and moving us towards both a healthy anger at all sin (especially our own) and a supernatural contentment when we ourselves are badly treated.
Contents:
Introduction: Anger and why it matters
1 Welcome to an angry world
2 Leaving room for an angry God
3 Finding joy in the peace of Christ
4 Living wisely in an angry world - a masterclass from James
Ash and Midgley consider the phenomenon of anger:
* its roots in the good anger of God and the pure anger of Jesus Christ
* its distortions because of human sinfulness
* its destructive effects
It also looks carefully at how God, by his Holy Spirit and through the gospel, transforms human anger, healing wounds, purifying selfish anger, and moving us towards both a healthy anger at all sin (especially our own) and a supernatural contentment when we ourselves are badly treated.
Contents:
Introduction: Anger and why it matters
1 Welcome to an angry world
2 Leaving room for an angry God
3 Finding joy in the peace of Christ
4 Living wisely in an angry world - a masterclass from James
Author
Christopher Ash is Writer-in-Residence at Tyndale House, Cambridge, UK. He worked for the Proclamation Trust as Director of the Cornhill Training Centre for many years, and had previously been a church minister.
Steve Midgley is Director of Biblical Counselling UK and Senior Minister of Christ Church, Cambridge, UK. He teaches at Oak Hill College, London and elsewhere.
Steve Midgley is Director of Biblical Counselling UK and Senior Minister of Christ Church, Cambridge, UK. He teaches at Oak Hill College, London and elsewhere.
Ash and Midgley consider the phenomenon of anger:
* its roots in the good anger of God and the pure anger of Jesus Christ
* its distortions because of human sinfulness
* its destructive effects
It also looks carefully at how God, by his Holy Spirit and through the gospel, transforms human anger, healing wounds, purifying selfish anger, and moving us towards both a healthy anger at all sin (especially our own) and a supernatural contentment when we ourselves are badly treated.
Contents:
Introduction: Anger and why it matters
1 Welcome to an angry world
2 Leaving room for an angry God
3 Finding joy in the peace of Christ
4 Living wisely in an angry world - a masterclass from James