I want to give you little context here in Ephesians 4 opens up and you have 123 chapters of this is who you are in Christ. Do not let the sent sun go down on your anger and do not give the devil an opportunity with your Bible open in the notes here. We referred to it but I want to open it up again explain it and apply it it says be angry, command, and yet do not sin. If you have your Bibles I like it open that is welcome to do a little bit more than just as in your notes as you read this classic passage, we said it. Good and he wants you to be mad and if you want to know how turning your Bibles to Ephesians chapter 4, and you can open your notes. It's an emotion from God that it would be a tool, a weapon, and a resource designed to enable you to respond in a very very powerful way to evil in a fallen world, and God wants you to be. And so the goal of the series isn't simply to help you quit blowing up not simply to help you psychologically get more healthy although that will happen get you to stop stuffing and stop leaking our desire is that you would get such a grass on this gift of anger. I know I'm a stuffer on the leaker and you now know that I want to move beyond that and I want say that anger is a channel it's a God-given motion that actually is to maximize your potential in Christ. I want to move beyond you recognizing all anger wears many masks on a skewer. I want to move beyond just understanding anger that it's a red light on the dashboard. There's times where you're mad but there's very few times where you're both good and bad talk today about how to be good and mad as we bring this whole series note to a conclusion. There are two words that rarely go together in the same sentence or in your experience, the two words are good and bad. Now let's join Chip for his talk from Ephesians chapter 4 how to be good and bad.
This is a message, you may want to hear a friend to do that. Chip continues his series overcoming emotions that destroy by revealing how it's possible to successfully live out the Scripture passage that says be angry but do not sin. Thanks for joining us for this Tuesday vision of living on the shipping Living on the Edge features the Bible teaching at your finger up on this daily discipleship program today. Some people listening to my voice right now feel guilty about being angry and God want you to know you need to be angry at times very specific reason. God actually is us to be good and there's times when you pop to be angry.
When you think of anger do you almost always think it's bad or wrong.
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