On a crispy cold day I am going to talk about the anger seen on social media, and throughout our world at large.
Remember when Moses got angry and God dealt with him. Moses had a right to be angry; but it didn’t justify his actions, words and thoughts . . . Why? Because it’s about the bigger picture of what Moses set out to accomplish.
God’s mission and purpose for him was not to get caught up in the net of anger; it was to keep his focus on “God’s Assigned Task” and what God called him and directed him to do.
Anger does that! It makes us lose focus and direction. It makes us lose the ability to heal, and to be a healing force and light for others.
If we are too confined in a net of anger, we undermine our ability to witness God’s love and carry out his purpose for us, each individually, and collectively.
