Is there ever a good reason to hold on to anger?
Brant looks at several passages people use to defend the idea of "righteous anger" and asks whether that really fits with the broader teaching of Jesus. He also responds to a thoughtful listener question about loving enemies while still recognizing real evil, accountability, and justice—and why forgiveness does not mean pretending hurt isn't real or ignoring wrongdoing. Instead, it means trusting God with vengeance, refusing contempt, and choosing to remain for people even when they have done real harm.
