Good + Angry - Angry like JesusThis message is from Pastor Dan Painter in week two of the sermon series “Good + Angry - Angry like Jesus” Grace Pointe is a church dedicated to seeing a world full of healthy churches by making as many people as much like Jesus in the shortest time possible. We are a multi-site church in Illinois with a campus in Naperville, IL and Plainfield, IL. If you would like to learn more about Grace Pointe Church, please visit www.gracepointe.us. Grace Pointe Naperville: Sunday services at 8 am, 9:30 am, and 11 amGrace Pointe Plainfield: Sunday services at 9 am and 11 amUnderstanding righteous anger and how to express it biblically. Learn the key differences between godly and ungodly anger, and discover practical ways to handle anger in relationships. Explore the biblical perspective on emotional management, conflict resolution, and spiritual growth. This teaching examines Jesus's example of righteous anger and provides practical steps for developing godly responses to challenging situations. Perfect for Christians seeking to grow in emotional maturity, relationship building, biblical counseling, spiritual development, anger management, conflict resolution, Christian living, discipleship, biblical teaching, emotional healing, Christian relationships, spiritual transformation, biblical wisdom, Christian character development, emotional intelligence, spiritual disciplines, Christian growth, biblical principles, relationship advice, Christian counseling, spiritual maturity.Important VersesEphesians 4:26James 1:19-20Matthew 21:12-161 John 4:10Think about it!What's the difference between righteous and unrighteous anger?How can we determine if we're angry about the right things?What are some common wrong ways we tend to express anger?How does Jesus' example in the temple demonstrate both strength and gentleness?What are the three wrong purposes we often pursue in our anger?How does understanding God's response to our sin help shape how we handle anger?What role does humility play in expressing righteous anger?How can we practically apply these principles in our daily relationships?Apply It!This week, when you feel anger rising, pause and ask yourself three questions: 1) Am I angry about the right thing? 2) How can I express this anger in a way that reflects God's character? 3) What is my true purpose in expressing this anger? Journal about your experiences and how these questions helped shape your response.Key TakeawaysRighteous anger must be about the right things, expressed in the right way, for the right purposeOur anger should be controlled by love and humility, just as Jesus demonstratedThe goal of righteous anger should be redemption and restoration, not revenge or reliefWe must deal with our own sin before addressing others' faults