Reactions happen fast, and if we’re not careful, they can leave a trail of regret in their wake. In this episode of Renegadez: Men of Faith & Fortitude, Preacher Joe gets real about controlling those knee-jerk reactions that can destroy relationships, damage reputations, and steal your peace. Drawing from Proverbs 16:32, we explore what it means to be ‘slow to anger’ and why God sees self-control as one of the greatest displays of strength.

Through raw personal stories, practical advice, and biblical wisdom, you’ll learn how to pause, pray, and respond in ways that build rather than break. This is about trading emotional outbursts for reactions that reflect God’s character—strong, steady, and full of grace.

Whether you’re struggling with anger, frustration, or just want to become the man God created you to be, this episode will challenge and equip you to respond better in every situation. Let’s ride.”

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