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Anger is a feeling that isn't going anywhere. We all experience it, but there's a significant difference between our human hissy fits and what the Bible shows us about Jesus' anger. Unlike our often destructive outbursts, Jesus' anger purifies instead of pitching fits, heals instead of hitting the roof, and preserves instead of popping off.

Anger is a natural emotion that we all experience, but in today's world, we've become desensitized to many things that should make us angry. From injustice to suffering, we scroll past images of pain without feeling anything. But what does Jesus's example teach us about righteous anger?

We've all witnessed anger in various forms - from minor irritations to full-blown rage. But when is anger appropriate? And more importantly, what can we learn from Jesus' displays of anger in scripture?

Anger is a feeling that's not going anywhere. We see it daily in road rage, violence, and even on the news. But when is it okay to get angry? The Gospels show us that Jesus himself got angry at times, but His anger was different from our human outbursts. Jesus's anger purifies instead of pitching fits. It heals instead of hitting the roof. It seasons instead of seeing red.

Have you ever been ghosted by someone? That sudden, unexplained disappearance where they stop responding to your messages or calls? It hurts. But here's a challenging thought - as Christians, many of us are ghosting our communities by failing to share our faith.