When Momma Gets Mad, Part 2: Practical Ways to Stay Calm | Ep. 50

Feb 8, 2017

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When it comes to anger in motherhood, it's easy to be caught in a cycle of guilt and despair. However, the good news is that there is hope in Christ and power to fight sin in practical ways! Just like a person on a diet doesn't keep tempting foods within reach, with God's help, we can find ways to limit the temptation to sin in our anger while we process through the issues of the heart. In this show, Emily and Laura discuss common triggers for outbursts in motherhood, and share helpful hints for prevention. Because of the gospel, even a worn-out frustrated mom is under grace, with the power of the Spirit to pursue holiness from a new heart.

Articles & Other Resources:

Humble Roots - Hannah Anderson
"I Want to Stop Yelling at My Kids" - A collection of posts by Jess Connell
Confessions of a Bully Mom - Trillia Newbell
My First Crayon in the Dryer - Barbara Bender
FAQ - How Should I Handle Anger When Disciplining? - Jen Wilkin
Your Child is Your Neighbor - Jen Wilkin
Anger (Sermon) - Kevin Cawley // Redeemer Fellowship Kansas City
From Grouchy to Great: Finding Joy in the Journey of Motherhood - The Better Mom Contributor Team
What Our Anger is Telling Us - Jonathan Parnell

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