Anger often flows out of a person’s worry about the future.
You cannot control all the difficulties that come your way. But you can do a great deal to control the anxiety level you experience in the face of adversity. The apostle Paul wrote, “Be anxious for nothing” (Philippians 4:6)
“”But how?” you may ask.
In that same verse, Paul went on to say: “In everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be known to God.” In other words, talk to the Lord about the situation. Turn the problem over to Him, thank Him for hearing your prayer, dealing with the problem and providing the solution you need.
From Surviving in an Angry World by Charles F. Stanley page 77
My name is Naomi Fata. I'm a sewing entrepreneur offering the local community bridal alterations and custom slipcovers, while teaching sewing as a life skill in the online space. In addition to sewing I write God’s Corner for the local newspaper and am passionate about inspiring others to find ways to use their God given gifts in their circle of influence. I am the author of Beyond Head Knowledge: Knowing Christ Who Satisfies Our Hearts and am the creator of two sewing themed journals. My husband and I reside in upstate New York, and homeschool their three children.
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