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Reclaiming Victory in Christ by Healthy Handling of Anger

Content:

• Prologue

• Part I: Is Anger Robbing You of Your Victory in Christ?
  • An assessment of where you are with anger

  • Description of types and faces of anger

  • A healthy, rational, realistic, and moral way of dealing with anger, which is rooted in your past.

  • Steps for a healthy, rational, realistic, and moral handling of an anger stimulating event.

  • Healthy, rational, rational, realistic and moral ways to perform a healthy “anger work-out”

  • Steps in doing an “anger work-out” session over past anger

• Part II: Honestly Facing Specific Anger Issues 

  • Identifying anger issues negatively Impacting Victorious Living

  • Resentment a cancer which robs the victory out of life

  • Signs if you are filled with anger but unaware and not experiencing victorious living in Christ
  • Behavioral patterns of silent withdrawn anger which rob you of victorious viving in Christ

  • Signs that you are caught up with getting revenge in your life over unresolved past anger issues

• Part III: Ambiguous Messages about Anger in Bible

  • Old Testament models for handling anger

  • New Testament messages which can be misread as encouraging you to stuff your anger

• Part IV: Christ's Redemptive Anger-Related Messages

  • Christ came to show His believers how to live a victorious life

  • Blocks to anger and words of Christ to help you overcome them 

• Part V: Regaining Victory in Christ through Healthy Angry Confrontations

  • Comparison of forms of confrontation arising out of your anger

  • How to conduct a direct, assertive, angry confrontation

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