• Where Our Anger Meets the Savior

  • Mar 18 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 2 mins
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Where Our Anger Meets the Savior

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    As we learn to follow Christ, we experience many seasons of life, including those marked by difficulty and pain. So how do we find Jesus here? What if He could relate? In today's episode, Pastor Josh sits down with his friend, Daniel Taylor, from Elevation Church STL to discuss what it means for Jesus to be angry. They talk about their experience with anger, suffering, and the unexplainable working power of Christ.


    00:00 Welcome & Introductions

    01:00 Siri's Interruption

    06:30 Can Jesus really be an Angry Savior?

    14:30 The issue with self-reliance

    18:28 Why is it difficult to think of Jesus being angry?

    20:00 Wrath is a temporary action, not an attribute of God.

    28:20 Anger at the Tomb

    35:00 What's the difference between an action & attribute of God?

    37:50 Righteous Anger

    39:08 The evil & unnaturalness of death

    44:45 Experiencing resurrection power today

    51:29 Suffering can be for our formation

    55:48 In prayer we can praise what we don't prefer

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