John Mark Comer Teachings

Slow to Anger | God Has a Name E4

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Oct 11, 2024
Explore the complexities of God's nature in this enlightening discussion. Delve into the concept of being 'slow to anger,' where God's patience contrasts with human emotions. Discover the balance between divine love and righteous anger, especially through Jesus' actions in the temple. Learn how God's anger responds to injustice, yet is laced with compassion. Personal anecdotes highlight the struggle between patience and anger in our lives. Ultimately, it invites transformation through the Holy Spirit for a deeper connection with God.
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INSIGHT

Theology of God

  • Everyone has a theology of God, a vision of God in their mind.
  • The question is where this theology comes from: religion, pop culture, or scripture?
INSIGHT

Slow to Anger

  • God is slow to anger, meaning he isn't quick-tempered or volatile.
  • The Hebrew phrase "arek apayim" translates to "long of nostrils," symbolizing patience.
ANECDOTE

Lincoln's Patience

  • John Mark Comer uses Daniel Day-Lewis's portrayal of Lincoln as an example of slowness to anger.
  • Lincoln endured insults and disagreements but rarely showed anger.
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