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The Refuge Ministry
Anger and Love (Episode 2)
Anger and Love (Episode 2)
Anger and Love (Episode 2)
Wednesday 29th May 2024
Explore how anger and love coexist in this heartfelt episode of Relational Recovery with West Thompson and Austin Hill.
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Episode Overview
- Anger and love can coexist in relationships.
- Suppressing anger can lead to emotional confusion.
- Christian teachings often suggest giving anger to God.
- Personal stories highlight the struggle with expressing anger.
- Faith can guide but also complicate emotional management.
If someone was angry at me, then they couldn't love me. So to be loved, I had to make sure I didn't make people angry
In this episode of the Relational Recovery podcast, hosts West Thompson and Austin Hill dive into the intricate dance between anger and love. They explore how these powerful emotions can coexist and influence our relationships and faith. Both hosts share personal stories, reflecting on their own struggles with expressing anger while maintaining a sense of love, especially within the context of Christian teachings.
Austin opens up about the belief that being loved means never making others angry, while West recalls the mixed messages from his church upbringing about suppressing anger to show trust in God. The conversation touches on the confusion many feel when told to 'give it to God' without practical guidance on managing their emotions. This episode is a heartfelt discussion that blends humour and honesty, offering relatable anecdotes and deep reflections on faith, emotion, and recovery.
It's a must-listen for anyone grappling with the complexities of anger and love in their journey to sobriety and emotional healing.