Day 3 – Righteous vs. Unrighteous Anger
Scripture: “The LORD is gracious and compassionate, slow to anger and rich in love.” – Psalm 145:8
Reflection:
Not all anger is the same. Righteous anger reflects God’s heart against injustice, oppression, or sin. Unrighteous anger, however, is rooted in selfishness, pride, or impatience. Chapman urges us to discern whether our anger aligns with God’s purposes or simply our preferences.
Application:
Think about a recent time you were angry. Was it rooted in protecting God’s values—or defending your own ego? Bring that situation before God and ask Him to purify your heart.
Challenge:
When anger rises today, pause and pray: “Lord, is this Your anger or mine?” Write down your answer and how you responded.
Prayer:
Lord, teach me to be slow to anger like You. Show me when to stand firm in righteous anger and when to let go of selfish anger. amen.
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