J.R. Everhart
J.R. Everhart
Understanding Anger
Understanding Anger
Understanding Anger
Tuesday 14th January 2020
Minister JR Everhart explores the root causes of anger and offers practical tips for managing it in this episode of 'The Truth Labyrinth Podcast'.
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Jesus died on a cross to give you freedom from the bondage of anger and all its murderous words.
Ever felt like your anger controls you rather than the other way around? In this eye-opening episode of 'The Truth Labyrinth Podcast', Minister JR Everhart dives deep into the tangled web of anger and its far-reaching effects on our lives. With nearly a decade of experience in addiction counseling, JR unpacks the root causes of anger, such as codependency, manipulation, and fear, offering practical advice to help listeners manage these intense emotions.
One of the standout moments is JR's discussion on the power of vulnerability in relationships. He argues that being open about our feelings can help us process emotions in a healthier way, preventing us from becoming cold and bitter. As he puts it, 'if we want grace for our mistakes, we must be willing to extend that same grace to others'. This episode isn't just about identifying anger; it's about transforming it.
JR emphasizes the importance of humility and grace, both towards ourselves and those around us, as essential tools in managing anger. Whether you're struggling with your own anger or trying to support someone else, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable tips for finding inner peace. Tune in for a journey that promises to change how you view and handle one of the most challenging emotions.